Auston Matthews joined some legendary company with another multi-point game

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Entering Tuesday night's game against the Stars, Auston Matthews had 8 points in his team's first three games with five of those points being goals.

The 21-year-old has seemingly taken his game to another level (which is terrifying to think about for other teams) and against the Stars, he kept his scoring streak going which helped him join some legendary company.

Auston Matthews is the third @MapleLeafs player to record multiple points in each of the franchise’s opening four contests, joining Harry Cameron in 1917-18 and Sweeney Schriner in 1944-45. #NHLStats #NHLFaceoff pic.twitter.com/6PBuuHzfcX
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) October 10, 2018

Harry Cameron and Sweeney Schriner are Hall of Famers and both players won the Stanley Cup twice during their careers.

It's extremely difficult to get a point in the NHL in four-straight games, let alone having four multi-point games in a row, but Matthews is making it look very easy right now and the Leafs are scoring in bunches through four games.