NHL: Mikael Granlund tried an air wave

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Anton Lundell scored two points again when the Florida Panthers beat the New York Islanders 6–3 on the road.

Alexander Barkov Lundell, who rose to a big role due to injury, is on fire. The Finnish center has scored ten (5+5) points in the last seven matches.

Lundell has a total of 11 points in 10 games. He is second in the Panthers’ internal scoring market Sam Reinhartin (6+8=14) after.

The San Jose Shark’s are also hot with Mikael Granlund.

The Finnish hero managed to score again the night before Sunday.

Granlund’s team San Jos Sharks is still diving deep: now the Sharks have already lost nine games in a row. Last night, Vegas was better by a whopping 7-3.

The losing streak already dwarfs San Jose’s rough streak of 11 games at the beginning of last season.

In the third period, Granlund attempted an aerial dunk, a trick he became famous for during the Lions’ golden spring of 2011. The Vegas defenseman Kaedan Korczak however, managed to get in between.

The tough-tempered Granlund has scored nine (4+5) points in the last six games.

Dallas Stars star pack Miro Heiskanen finally opened up his points account in the last match, and now the Finn scored two goals. Dallas beat Chicago at home 4–2.

The night of two power points was also celebrated by the Philadelphia Flyers Rasmus Ristolainen (1+1) and the Montreal Canadiens Joel Armia (1+1).

Jesse Puljujärvi and Valtteri Puustisen It is difficult for the Pittsburgh Penguins, as the team is already on a five game losing streak.

Last night, the Vancouver Canucks were better on home ice 4–3. Puljujärvi, who played in the foursome, was left without power points, as was Puustinen, who cooled off in the threesome.

Vancouver goal Kevin Lankinen repelled convincingly. He was chosen as the third star of the match