Laine hopes to make memories in his return to Finland

Patrik Laine was 11 years old when he saw his old team play against his heroes, the men's team from Tampere, Finland. He was rooting for Tappara, who beat the Florida Panthers in a shootout.

Patrik Laine was 11 years old when the Florida Panthers visited Tampere, Finland and he was watching the game. Now he's playing for the Blue Jackets and wants to make memories in his hometown. He hopes to spread the hockey game over there. The Blue Jacket's are playing a two-game set with Colorado as part of the NHL Global Series. The games are taking place in Hakametsä Arena. Laina hopes the fans will enjoy the games as much as he did.

Laine is a 6-foot-5 standout hockey player from Tampere, Finland. He grew up playing hockey with his father Harri. Harrie died last year. Laine was inspired to play hockey by his dad. He used to be a professional player, but he played in beer leagues. Now Lain is returning to Finland to make memories. he is looking forward to playing for Tappara. His father used also to have a regular hockey schedule. It was fun to watch him play. The game of hockey was what helped bond Lane and his late father. They used the ice hockey.

Laine is a star player in Finland. He played for Tappara at the age of 16. His career took off at World Junior Championship in Helsinki. Laine was drafted by Winnipeg Jets in 2011. The team traded him to Columbus in January 2021. He is one of the most popular players in the NHL. In Finland, he is followed closely by the media. Luoto thinks he's a better person than a player. he says. laine wants to embrace the spotlight. iReport.com will bring you more information on his trip to Finland in a future article. iReporter will send you a link to the article if it is available.