Stars achieve a point without Mikko Rantannen and end record strips with 13 goals in a row

Dallas-Mikko Rantannens NHL-Playoffs record stripes consecutive goals, which were involved in 13 for the Dallas stars. A run that he had extended on Sunday before scored another goal when he was on the ice, but did not get a point.

Rantannen had the main assistant for a Power Play goal from Roope Hintz only 2:27 in game 3 of the second round of the stars against the Winnipeg Jets.

When Dallas scored another goal for a 2-1 lead in the first period for a 2-1 lead, rantons were on the ice for defender Thomas Harley's goal. But the templates went to Mikael Granlund and Sam Steel.

Rantanan's sign of evaluation included successive games when he had four points in the first round in the first round against Colorado, his former team. He was the first player to ever do this in the playoffs or in the regular season.

Rantannen began his goal runner with a reference to a hint of 6: 2 in game 5 against Colorado. Rantene and Hintz both had four goals that the stars scored in the second period with a 7: 4 defeat against the avalanche in game 6, before Rantannen as part of a further four-point period had a hat trick in the third time when Dallas in game 7 with a 4-2 victory.

In the second season of game 1, he added a natural hat trick against the jets to open this series with a 3-2 victory, and was only the third person in NHL history to achieve hat tricks in successive playoff games.

Dallas lost 4-0 against the jets in game 2.