Patrik Laine plays air-violin after burying Wild in Game 2
Not only can he shoot a mean puck, Patrik Laine can apparently play a savage air-violin, too.
After pounding in the final nail in the Wild’s coffin in Game 2 on Friday, the Jets’ super sophomore temporarily turned his stick from a goal-scoring weapon into a musical prop as he ‘played the violin’ directly in front of Minnesota’s bench during his celebration fly-by.
Salt, meet wound:
#NHLJets Patrik Laine plays the violin to the Wild bench after scoring his 2nd goal of the series. pic.twitter.com/XhA1Qlc0Qw
— Joe Pascucci (@Pascucci015) April 14, 2018
A somber tune for the Wild, indeed, as the Jets took care of home ice during Games 1 and 2, following up a 3-2 win in the opener with a dominant 4-1 victory on Friday. On top of grabbing a 2-0 series lead and outscoring the Wild 7-3 through the first two contests, Winnipeg has outshot Minnesota 83-37 while holding a 78-56 edge in hits during what has been a good old fashion drubbing for the Jets so far.
In his first NHL postseason, Laine has posted two goals and a helper with 10 shots on goal through just two games. Not bad, kid!
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