New York Rangers’ Russian forward Artemy Panarin became the second star of the day in the National Hockey League (NHL). This was reported by official site Leagues.
In the regular season match that ended with the Rangers winning 5:2 against the Seattle Kraken, Panarin made an assist and became the second Russian to score his 60th point in the current NHL season. Five players in total achieved this score.
Panarin became the first player in Rangers history to record 60 points in 43 or fewer games in at least two seasons since the start of the regular season. The Russian forward played in 43 games in the NHL this season and scored 27 goals and made 33 assists.
Panarin has been playing for the New York Rangers since 2019. He previously played in the National Hockey League for the Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks.
The first star of the day was Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner, who reached his 600th career NHL point by scoring a 2:4 goal against the Detroit Red Wings. The third star was another Toronto player, forward Andrew Copp, who scored the winning goal in this match.
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