All NHL results from last night action !
Between a red-hot Wyatt Johnston recording a hat trick, an imperious Jonathan Quick celebrating his 800th game, and tightly contested battles extending into overtime, the night was filled with excitement.
A look back at the key moments of an intense evening on North American ice.
Dallas Dominates, Wyatt Johnston on Fire
The Dallas Stars put on a show with a 6-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues, and the star of the night was none other than Wyatt Johnston. The 20-year-old forward recorded his first career hat trick, solidifying his rise this season. Roope Hintz also had a stellar night, tallying four points (one goal, three assists), once again proving his importance to the team.
With this win, Dallas continues its strong run (10-2-1 in their last 13 games) and remains a serious contender in the Western Conference.
800th Game and Shutout for Jonathan Quick!
Madison Square Garden witnessed a special night as Jonathan Quick reached a major milestone. The Rangers’ veteran goaltender played his 800th career game and marked the occasion in style with a shutout, stopping all 35 shots from the Nashville Predators.
The Rangers secured a 4-0 victory, staying in the playoff race in the Eastern Conference. A crucial win and a fitting tribute to a goaltender who continues to deliver elite performances despite the years.
Minnesota Edges Boston in a Tight Battle
The Minnesota Wild claimed a hard-fought 1-0 victory over the Boston Bruins, thanks to a rock-solid defense and an outstanding Filip Gustavsson. The Swedish goaltender turned aside all 28 shots he faced, earning his 10th career shutout.
The loss also ended David Pastrnak’s impressive 17-game point streak, a tough break for Boston, although they remain well-positioned in the standings.
Maple Leafs Win Wild Shootout Against Penguins
What a game in Pittsburgh! An offensive spectacle between the Maple Leafs and the Penguins ended in overtime with a thrilling 6-5 win for Toronto.
The hero of the night? William Nylander, who scored the game-winner after a brilliant individual effort. Toronto continues to assert its dominance in the Atlantic Division, while Pittsburgh loses a crucial point in the playoff race.
Sidney Crosby also made history, recording his 1,050th career assist, surpassing Gordie Howe for 10th place on the all-time list.
TOP 10 FOR SID! 🐧
— NHL (@NHL) March 2, 2025
Sidney Crosby has recorded his 1,050th career assist and passes Gordie Howe for 10th all-time! pic.twitter.com/KndsgGMcok
Sebastian Aho Lifts Carolina in Overtime
The Carolina Hurricanes had to wait until overtime to secure a 2-1 victory over the Calgary Flames. And once again, it was Sebastian Aho who delivered the dagger, scoring his fifth overtime goal of the season.
An incredible stat that ties the NHL record for most overtime goals in a single season.
Credit Photo: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images
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