Hockey player Artemy Panarin rewrites the Book of Records "Columbus"

The Russian striker of Columbus Artemy Panarin scored the 80th point in the regular season of the National Hockey League (NHL) and broke his club in effectiveness.

On the night of Moscow time, Panarin abandoned the puck and gave two assists in the home game with Detroit, in which his team won overtime with a score of 5: 4, yielding 1: 4 in the course of the meeting.

The 26-year-old Russian for the first time in his career and in the history of the club reached 80 points (27 points + 53 programs). The previous record of the “Columbus” performance belonged to Rick Nash, who scored 79 points in the 2008-09 season.

Artemy also surpassed the club record for the number of programs, which Ray Whitney owned from the 2002-03 season (52), NHL.com notes.

We add that Panarin, who has been playing in the NHL since 2015, was scored in the end of the current championship and gets points in the fourth match in a row.