#NHLVideos: Will Pastrnak Continue his Impressive Point Stretch? | Three to Watch | Season 3, Episode 14

Will Pastrnak Continue his Impressive Point Stretch? | Three to Watch | Season 3, Episode 14

What’s up everyone this is three to watch  presented by Prine plus and as always I’m   your host Anna Dua we’ve got three great games  on Tuesday’s 11 game slate to break down so   let’s dive straight in the six is up first as  the map Leafs host the St Louis Blues the big  

News in this one is that Toronto will be without  defenseman Morgan Riley and the whole team will   have to step up in his absence that starts with  none other than Austin Matthews I mean this guy  

Just simply cannot stop lighting the lamp he has  nine goals and 15 points in his past nine games   Leaf’s Captain John tarz has points and goals in  three of his past four games with a total of three  

Goals and six points in the span the map Leafs  are a top five team in the league in goals per   game this season now the blues have been sneakily  climbing the standings they won back-to-back games  

And have gone 73 and0 across their past 10 Robert  Thomas is just shy of averaging two points per   game across his past eight and he has 13 points in  that stretch Jordan Kyu is heating up in terms of  

Scoring he’s got goals in three of his past four  games with a total of four goals on to game number   two in Beantown where the Bruins host the Tampa  Bay Lightning Nikita kucherov is still your leader  

In points with 89 he’s tied for third in goals  with none other than Boston’s David Pastak with   33 Brandon hegel’s been lighting some lamps for  the lightning as well with six goals and 10 points   in his past six games with Mel sergachev out with  an injury Victor hedmond continues to be a force  

On the blue line he has 13 points in his past 10  I mentioned pasta earlier but I’ve got more to say   on that front he’s got an impressive eight goals  and 18 points in his past 11 games also over a  

Point per game player in the past 11 Charlie Coyle  Coyle has 15 in that same span last but certainly   not least pavl zaka is worth keeping an eye on to  he’s got points in four of his past five we wrap  

Up all the action in the 716 as the Los Angeles  Kings face off against the Buffalo Sabers the   Kings have won back-to-back games and will look  to try and keep some positive momentum going under   new interim head coach Jim Hiller the Kings ranked  top five in the league and allowing the fewest  

Goals per game Quinton Byfield is racking up  points left right and center with four goals and   eight points in his past five Trevor Moore is on  a three-game point streak with an assist in each   one of those games for both Buffalo they’ve lost  backto Back Games heading into this one the Sabres  

Also scored only one goal in each of the past two  Casey midat leads the team in points with 42 and   51 games this year defenseman Rasmus Dalene is not  far behind with 39 and 50 JJ PKA is the saber to  

Keep an eye on to find the back of the net he  leads the team in goals with 18 well there you   have it that’s all for three to watch presented  by Prine plus thanks for tuning in every Tuesday

NHL.com and NHL Fantasy’s Anna Dua breaks down three key matchups tonight, from the Blues heading to Toronto to face Auston Matthews and the Maple Leafs to Nikita Kucherov and the Lightning taking on David Pastrnak and the Bruins in Boston, in this week’s Three to Watch, presented by PROLINE+

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