NHL goalie makes remarkable history in wild win
The Seattle Kraken's Martin Jones became the first NHL goalie since Mike Vernon in 1991 to allow eight or more goals and still get a win.
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Avalanche Stanley Cup win tied them with three famed past teams for most victories in a NHL season (regular and playoff)
Colorado tied the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens, the 1983-84 Edmonton Oilers, and the 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings for combined regular season and playoff victories in one season.
The Avalanche’s shutout of the Lightning saw them join four other Stanley Cup Final history-making teams
Colorado became just the third team to record a Stanley Cup Final shutout by seven goals or more, and also just the third team to score three or more goals in the first period of the first two games of a Stanley Cup Final.
The Golden Knights got their first playoff win, while the current Jets franchise got their first in their since-1999 history
The current Vegas and Winnipeg franchises recorded the same feat Wednesday, in their first and 18th years of existence respectively.
The New Jersey Devils scored the first 3-on-5 goal in franchise history to stay unbeaten
Adam Henrique's rush led to Brian Gibbons scoring on the rebound, and making Devils' history along the way.