By the Numbers: Patrik Laine

Patrik Laine hit the 30-goal mark for the third straight season in 2018-19, finishing with 30 on the number.
In total, the Finnish sniper has 110 career goals in 237 games. Over that time, he's accumulated 184 points - the third most on the Jets roster behind only Blake Wheeler (256) and Mark Scheifele (226).
Since coming into the NHL in 2016-17, Laine has amassed seven hat tricks with his most recent coming in memorable fashion - a five-goal outing against the St. Louis Blues on Nov. 24, 2018.

Laine, who turned 21 on Apr. 19, scored one goal in each of the first three games of the First Round series against the St. Louis Blues, bringing his postseason totals to eight goals and 16 points in 23 career Stanley Cup Playoffs outings.
For the majority of the season, Laine was battling a back injury. Then, late in the series against the Blues, he sustained an injury to his groin.

While the injuries were frustrating for him, he said at the end-of-season media availability they were nothing he couldn't handle. Instead, he focused on his development as a player since joining the organization.
"I think I've been a better player each year. I think this year when the season ended I was a better player than last year, so that's kind of been my focus instead of just looking at the stats," Laine said. "Obviously point and goal wise I had a better season last year, but I would say I was a way better player all round than I was when the season ended last year."
Here are more numbers from Laine's 2018-19 season:
245 - Laine took a career-high 245 shots this season
5 -Established a team record for most goals in a game with five on Nov. 24 against St. Louis
2 -Laine had a pair of five-game point streaks this season
18 -Set an NHL record for most goals in November with 18.

19 -Laine scored 19 of his 30 goals this season on the road.
3 -Laine led the NHL with three hat tricks this season (including his five-goal game).
100 - Reached 100 career goals on Nov. 29 against Chicago
200 - Played in his 200th career NHL game on Jan. 13 against Anaheim.
22:23 - Laine recorded his career high for ice time in a game on Oct. 24 against Toronto