Test your collecting prowess and be rewarded with an Ice Nation pack featuring some of the top names in the game like Charlie McAvoy, Adam Fox, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Nick Suzuki, Andrei Svechnikov, Kevin Fiala! Collect and freeze 10 players invited and voted to make their first appearance at an NHL® All-Star Weekend to test your NHL® All-Star knowledge. Each highlight must be unique, but repeat players are permitted and collectibles of all tiers are eligible.

Breakaway Debut

Series Debut

Dallas Stars

American Airlines Center

Jake Oettinger

Dallas goaltender Jake Oettinger stretches out to make a beautiful pad save on a breakaway attempt by Arizona's Michael Carcone to preserve a 3-0 lead in the second period. Oettinger went on to record a 33-save shutout – one of his five clean sheets during the 2022-23 season, tied for second in the NHL.

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Nhl video highlight

Core

<p>Series 1 is the inaugural series of the NHL Breakaway program featuring highlights and collectibles from the 2022-23 and 2023-24 season, and curated plays from the archives that are known as some of the greatest achievements in NHL history.</p>

Series 1

<p>The Series 1 Base set is a collection of meaningful highlights from each team in the League that occurred during the 2022-23 season.</p>

Base

Seattle Kraken

Ball Arena

Oliver Bjorkstrand

The Seattle Kraken won their first-ever playoff series going seven games versus the Colorado Avalanche. In doing so, they became the first NHL expansion team to eliminate the defending champions in their playoff debut. In Game 7 in Denver, Oliver Bjorkstrand scored both goals for Seattle in their thrilling 2-1 win. On the series-winning goal, the play begins with a nice chip off the wall by teammate Eeli Tolvanen who beat the pinching defenseman to the puck. Headed up the ice with speed, Bjorkstrand gains possession of the puck just inside Colorado’s blueline where he gains inside positioning and snaps a shot post-and-in for his second goal of the game.

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Limited

<p>The Stanley Cup Playoffs are the most grueling and intense postseason in all of sports, and they are a true test of a team's skill, endurance, and mental toughness. The excitement of the playoffs is palpable, with every game feeling like a do-or-die battle for survival. The physicality of the games is ramped up, and every player knows that they have to bring their A-game if they want to advance to the next round. The grind of the playoffs is intense, with teams playing every other night for weeks on end. Injuries can pile up, and exhaustion can set in, but the desire to win the ultimate prize keeps players pushing themselves to their limits. It's a thrilling and exhausting experience that only the best teams are able to survive and emerge victorious.</p>

The Hunt for Stanley 2023

Toronto Maple Leafs

Scotiabank Arena

William Nylander

After scoring the tying goal in the third period, William Nylander of the Toronto Maple Leafs nets a beauty in overtime for a thrilling win. Beginning at his own blueline, Nylander skates the puck up ice and then wheels around Carter Verhaeghe of the Florida Panthers. With the netminder going for the poke check, Nylander avoids it and tucks it in far side.

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Fandom

<p>Prepare for an adrenaline-pumping journey through a selection of electrifying highlights from both the 2022-23 and 2023-24 NHL seasons! These remarkable plays have been handpicked to not only showcase the incredible diversity of talent across the league but also to captivate and excite newcomers as they step into the exhilarating world of NHL Breakaway.</p>

Ice Nation

Assist vs DAL | 1st Period | Oct 26, 2023

William Nylander gets in on the forecheck immediately after the face-off draw and emerges with the puck. From there, he makes a nice move on the defender before sending over the backhand pass for the sweet apple setting up Morgan Rielly.

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<p>Get ready to relive the adrenaline-packed start of the 2023-24 NHL season &ndash; everything from game-breaking clappers to hat tricks to how-did-he-get-there saves! Featuring rising stars, savvy veterans, and comeback kings like Alex DeBrincat, Mika Zibanejad, Sean Couturier, William Nylander, Corey Perry, Mark Sheifele and more!</p>

Base 2023-24

Anaheim Ducks

Honda Center

Frank Vatrano

In the latter part of the second period, Ryan Strome passes the puck to Frank Vatrano, who scores his second goal of the night, ultimately becoming the game-winning goal. Vatrano capped off the evening with another goal into an empty net to complete his hat trick.

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Rookie Status

Chicago Blackhawks

TD Garden

Connor Bedard

In only his second game, Connor Bedard, the highly-anticipated No. 1 overall pick from the 2023 NHL Draft, works a give-and-go just inside the blue line with Ryan Donato. Despite the challenging angle, he hurls the puck towards the net leading to a scramble in front. Bedard emerges from the pack, secures the puck behind the net, and executes a quick wraparound for his first career goal.

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Rare

<p>Collect history with the first career goals from highly-anticipated 2023-24 rookies, including Connor Bedard, Logan Cooley, Leo Carlsson, Adam Fantilli, Matthew Poitras, Bobby Brink and more!</p>

Opening Ice 2023-24

United Center

Seizing the opportunity as the puck eludes the stick of the Florida defenseman, rookie Connor Bedard swiftly grabs possession and dashes down the left side. With a defender closing in on him, Bedard releases his wicked wrist shot that finds the far side of the net, eliciting cheers from the enthusiastic home crowd in Chicago.

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New Jersey Devils

Prudential Center

Jesper Bratt

Jesper Bratt had a stellar performance with two goals and an assist in the victory over the Minnesota Wild. On the decisive game-winner, Bratt advances toward the net, creating an open passing lane for Timo Meier to deliver the puck. Upon receiving the pass, Bratt promptly releases a shot into the top corner on the short side.

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Vancouver Canucks

Rogers Arena

J.T. Miller

During a St. Louis Blues power play, J.T. Miller gets on the board with a nice shorty. Exploiting a Blues turnover at center ice, Miller receives a pass from Elias Pettersson, setting up a breakaway opportunity. Demonstrating his skill, Miller dekes out the goalie and, reaching with his backhand, tucks the puck into the net.

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St. Louis Blues

Enterprise Center

Robert Thomas

Receiving the pass near the offensive blue line, Robert Thomas guides the puck into the zone. He promptly sidesteps the defender’s poke check attempt and releases a well-placed wrist shot that beats the goaltender.

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Multi-Highlight

Boston Bruins

Jeremy Swayman

In a clash between two Original Six teams, Jeremy Swayman delivered an outstanding performance in the Boston Bruins' goal. After Toronto had quickly leveled the score with two goals in the middle of the second period, gaining all the momentum, they were awarded a power play. Swayman made a crucial save on William Nylander, denying what seemed like a sure goal. Later in that same period, Swayman once again thwarted a scoring opportunity, this time against John Tavares right at the doorstep. Then, during the shootout with the extra point at stake, Swayman denied Auston Matthews' attempt, securing the victory.

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<p>Introducing "Guardians of the Net," a tribute to the exceptional feats of goaltenders in a singular game. This set celebrates performances where goalies serve as the ultimate defense, executing extraordinary saves that propel their teams to triumph. "Guardians of the Net" is a celebration of the artistry and resilience displayed by these contemporary net guardians, showcasing their remarkable ability to defy the odds and keep their teams in the game.</p>

Guardians of the Net

Canada Life Centre

In the Dallas Stars' 2-0 triumph over the Winnipeg Jets, Jake Oettinger showcased a commanding presence in the net. Throughout the game, he successfully thwarted numerous high-quality scoring chances, preserving his shutout bid. In the second period, during a two-man advantage for the Jets, Oettinger swiftly gloved Josh Morrissey's shot from just inside the faceoff dot. In the same period, while still on the penalty kill, Oettinger made a crucial save, denying Mark Scheifele right at the top of the crease. Early in the third period, with Winnipeg maintaining pressure, Oettinger once again came up big by stopping Morrissey in the slot, preventing another prime scoring opportunity. Oettinger's remarkable 27-save performance earned him the well-deserved first star of the game honors.

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Colorado Avalanche

Alexandar Georgiev

On a night that extended all the way to a shootout before a goal found the net, Alexandar Georgiev had to maintain perfection by thwarting all 26 shots he faced in regulation and three more in the shootout. In the first highlight save, Georgiev halted Anthony Beauvillier's attempt as Beauvillier charged down the right side. Later, during the third period, he showcased his quick reflexes by stopping the initial shot from the point and then reacting swiftly enough to block the rebound with his right shoulder. Finally, during the shootout, Georgiev demonstrated his prowess by denying the crafty and skilled Mathew Barzal. His flawless performance was pivotal in securing the win.

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Ice Nation pack from original supply</span></p>

Ice Nation Pack (Fandom)

Freeze 10 players invited and voted to make their first appearance at an NHL® All-Star Weekend

2024 NHL® All-Star First Appearance Quest

Put your collecting skills on the big stage and earn a Guardians of the Net Reward Pack featuring Joseph Woll, Jonathan Quick, Alexandar Georgiev, Connor Hellebuyck, Thatcher Demko, Jeremy Swayman, and more! Collect and freeze 20 goalie highlights that feature an NHL® Breakaway Debut Badge. Each highlight frozen for quest completion must be unique, but repeat players are permitted and collectibles of all tiers are eligible.

LA Kings

Canadian Tire Centre

Pheonix Copley

Pheonix Copley reacts to a deflected point shot by making an incredible toe save to rob Ottawa’s Claude Giroux. Copley set career highs in games played (37), starts (35) and wins (24) during the 2022-23 regular season, his first with Los Angeles.

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Minnesota Wild

Xcel Energy Center

Marc-Andre Fleury

Marc-Andre Fleury makes a sprawling blocker save on Edmonton’s Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to maintain a two-goal Minnesota lead in an eventual 5-3 victory on Dec. 1, 2022 – a game in which Fleury passed Tony Esposito for the fourth-most career saves among goaltenders since the NHL began tracking the statistic in 1955-56.

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Nashville Predators

PNC Arena

Juuse Saros

With just over two minutes remaining in the game and Nashville ahead 4-3 during a Carolina power play, Predators goaltender Juuse Saros sprawls for an incredible toe save to protect the lead. Saros ended the game with a whopping 64 saves, setting a franchise record.

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New York Islanders

PPG Paints Arena

Ilya Sorokin

Ilya Sorokin comes up huge with a stick save to keep Kris Letang's shot from giving Pittsburgh a two-goal lead late in the second period. Sorokin’s stop – one of 44 he made in the game – gave the Islanders life as they rallied in the final frame for a comeback win on the road.

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Award Year

Linus Ullmark

Boston’s Linus Ullmark stretches with his left pad to rob Vancouver's Ilya Mikheyev with the end of his skate blade, jamming the puck against the post to prevent the goal. The save helped Ullmark secure his 11th victory of the 2022-23 season en route to a franchise record-tying 40 victories overall.

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Edmonton Oilers

Rogers Place

Stuart Skinner

Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner stands strong during an Edmonton penalty kill, first stopping T.J. Oshie from point-blank range before stretching for a toe save on Dylan Strome. The sequence was part of a 47-save performance for Skinner, who in 2022-23 set a single-season franchise record for wins by a rookie goaltender and played in the NHL All-Star Game.

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Calgary Flames

Scotiabank Saddledome

Jacob Markstrom

Jacob Markstrom goes old-school with a two-pad stack to rob Mark Scheifele of a sure goal with a worldly glove save. The Calgary Flames goaltender, who was a finalist for the Vezina Trophy in 2021-22, went on to lead his club to a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg Jets.

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Vegas Golden Knights

T-Mobile Arena

Adin Hill

In the first minute of the second period of Game 1 during the Stanley Cup Final, Adin Hill makes a remarkable save on Nick Cousins to keep the score tied at one. The play begins with a 4-on-3 rush for Florida over the blueline. In a tic-tac-toe passing play, Sam Bennett drops the puck to Brandon Montour who feeds Matthew Tkachuk on the far side. Tkachuk then one-touches the puck to Nick Cousins in the slot who is staring at a wide-open net. Out of nowhere, Adin Hill reaches out with the paddle of his stick to stop a sure goal. Vegas would then go on to win the game 5-2 with Hill registering 32 saves on 35 shots.

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Florida Panthers

Sergei Bobrovsky

With the Boston Bruins leading 3-1 in the series, Brad Marchand gets a breakaway in the last seconds of the third period in Game 5 with a chance to put Boston into the Second Round. Closing in on Sergei Bobrovsky, Marchand shoots the puck from inside the hashmarks right in the slot with just under one second remaining. Bobrovsky comes up with the game-saving stop and Florida would later go on to win that game and ultimately the series. Bobrovsky stopped 44 of 47 shots against for the Game 5 victory.

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New York Rangers

Madison Square Garden

Igor Shesterkin

On January 7, 2020, in Igor Shesterkin's NHL debut, he secured his first career victory while playing before the home crowd at Madison Square Garden. On that night, Shesterkin was forced to make several memorable stops in securing the 5-3 win while amassing 29 saves in total. Throughout the 2019-20 season, Shesterkin continued to shine, compiling a remarkable record of 10-2-0 bolstered by a strong .932 save percentage and a 2.52 goals-against average, marking an impressive start to his NHL career.

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<p>Introducing Opening Ice: Elites, an exhilarating set that captures the unforgettable moments when the game's current stars scored their first career NHL goal or a talented goalie secured his debut NHL victory. This exclusive collection showcases the raw talent and emotion of these rising stars as they etch their names in NHL history. Experience the sheer joy and determination as they find the back of the net or defend their crease in their milestone moments. Opening Ice: Elites is a celebration of the sport's future legends and a must-have addition to any hockey enthusiast's collection, cherishing the beginnings of remarkable careers.</p>

Opening Ice: Elites

Lukas Dostal

During his rookie season of 2022-23 in Anaheim, Lukas Dostal makes a great couple of saves on Edmonton's Zach Hyman in the middle of the third period to protect a one goal lead. Dostal was awarded first star of the game that night stopping 46 out of 49 shots in Anaheim's 4-3 road victory.

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SAP Center at San Jose

Vitek Vanecek

Needing a goal to extend the shootout, Alexander Barabanov of the San Jose Sharks makes a nice move to get Vitek Vanecek to bite but Vanecek makes an incredible recovery to get a strong push to the side and make a diving stick save to secure the win. In his first season with New Jersey, the Czech goaltender was strong between the pipes registering 33 wins in 2022-23.

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Tampa Bay Lightning

Amalie Arena

Andrei Vasilevskiy

With the Tampa Bay Lightning playing shorthanded, Andrei Vasilevskiy makes an incredible toe save to rob Florida Panthers forward Sam Reinhart of a sure goal, showing once again that he is an elite NHL netminder. The Vezina Trophy and Conn Smythe Trophy winner stopped 24 of 25 shots on the night to claim First Star honors.

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Logan Thompson

Coming off a strong rookie campaign in 2022-23, Logan Thompson makes an incredible paddle save against the Winnipeg Jets late in the first period.  After an excellent stop on the initial shot, Thompson stretches out in desperation to block Cole Perfetti’s attempt with the paddle of his goal stick.

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Montréal Canadiens

Great Western Forum

Patrick Roy

Amid the Montreal Canadiens' record-setting journey to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final, Patrick Roy showcased brilliance as he anchored his team to championship glory. In a pivotal moment during Game 4 of the Final in Los Angeles, with the score deadlocked, Roy made a crucial save on Luc Robitaille with just over one minute left in the third period. As Roy secured the rebound with his glove, Tomas Sandstrom attempted to pry it loose with a poke but was unsuccessful. The perpetually confident goaltender responded with a wink and a smile, leaving an indelible mark on the situation. The Canadiens later won Game 4 in overtime, securing a commanding 3-1 series lead, which they sealed with a home victory in the next game. Roy's outstanding contributions throughout the 1993 playoffs – during which he won a record 10 overtime games and posted a .929 save percentage along with a 2.13 goals-against average – earned him the Conn Smythe Trophy. It was his second of three playoff MVPs during his career.

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Epic

<div>
<div>The Cause <em>For A Celly: '90s</em> collection immortalizes unforgettable NHL playoff highlights from the '90s that helped define the sport, featuring many of the game's greatest players and iconic moments that have left an indelible mark on hockey history.</div>
<br />
<div>Relive the exhilarating moments, featuring both legendary players and game or series-changing plays. From stunning overtime goals to game-saving glove saves, <em>Cause For A Celly: '90s</em> captures the drama, passion, and intensity of the playoffs like never before.</div>
<br />
<div>This exclusive set delves into the annals of NHL history, bringing to life the brilliance of great players and the unforgettable moments that have shaped the postseason.</div>
</div>

Cause for a Celly: '90s

Columbus Blue Jackets

Elvis Merzlikins

In New Jersey, Columbus relied heavily on goaltender Elvis Merzlikins to secure two points on the road, as he made several crucial saves in a 2-1 victory. In the early moments of the second period, holding a one-goal lead, Merzlikins denied Tyler Toffoli's attempt right in the slot. During a Devils' powerplay in the third period, he made multiple stops before Columbus successfully cleared the puck from the defensive zone. In the waning minutes of the third period, with the Devils' goaltender pulled for an extra attacker, Merzlikins thwarted Jesper Bratt's attempt and prevented any rebound opportunities. Merzlikins' remarkable 37-save performance saw him named the games “First Star.”

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Joseph Woll

In a face off between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators, rookie goaltender Joseph Woll delivered a stellar performance, securing a road victory for his team in the heated "Battle of Ontario" matchup. In the midst of a scoreless first period, Ottawa gained a two-on-one opportunity down low, but Woll showcased his brilliance with an incredible glove save, denying what seemed to be a certain goal by Vladimir Tarasenko. Woll's stellar play continued in the same period when he thwarted Rourke Chartier's attempt in the slot. As the game progressed into the second period with the score tied at one goal apiece, Woll once again stood tall thwarting Tarasenko's attempt on the far side, maintaining the deadlock. Despite leaving the game with just under ten minutes to play due to injury, Woll was key to the Toronto victory, making a total of 29 saves. His outstanding efforts did not go unnoticed, as he was rightfully named the game’s “First Star,” solidifying his impact on the ice in the Battle of Ontario clash.

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Arizona Coyotes

Connor Ingram

Despite being outshot 34-18 by the Golden Knights in Las Vegas, the Arizona Coyotes managed to secure a narrow 2-0 victory, thanks in large part to goaltender Connor Ingram, who made several crucial saves throughout the game. In the first period, during a Vegas power play, Ingram thwarted Jack Eichel's shot from the point and then denied Mark Stone's subsequent rebound attempt. Midway through the scoreless second period, Ingram made a key stop on Michael Amadio's attempts. Late in the second period, with the game still tied and Vegas on another power play, Ingram skillfully caught Alex Pietrangelo's redirection out of the air with his glove. Arizona eventually found the net in the third period and sealed the win with an empty-net goal, while Ingram impressively stopped all 34 shots he faced.

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Career Milestone

Jonathan Quick

In his debut season with the Rangers, goaltender Jonathan Quick delivered a stellar performance in Pittsburgh, turning away all 32 shots he faced to secure a 1-0 victory. During the initial period, Quick skillfully blocked a Reilly Smith attempt right at the doorstep. Early in the third period, while maintaining a one-goal lead, Quick executed a remarkable save, swiftly extending his right pad to thwart Sidney Crosby's one-timer attempt. As the clock ticked down with the goalie pulled for an extra attacker and less than 15 seconds left in the game, Crosby found himself alone in the slot, but Quick made another incredible stop, this time using his shoulder to deny the puck. This shutout marked Quick's 60th in his illustrious career, a feat achieved by only 19 other goalies in NHL history.

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Winnipeg Jets

Connor Hellebuyck

In a game where the Winnipeg Jets were outshot 34-20, they leaned heavily on Connor Hellebuyck. His performance included several crucial saves that played a pivotal role in securing the final playoff spot for the team. Hellebuyck's first significant stop occurred late in the second period when he extended his pad to deny Mats Zuccarello after a cross-ice pass, preserving Winnipeg's two-goal lead. Early in the third, during a Minnesota power play, Hellebuyck made a remarkable save on Kirill Kaprizov's redirection attempt, leaving Kaprizov in disbelief. With the Jets holding a 3-1 lead and just over a couple of minutes remaining in the game, Hellebuyck once again amazed everyone with an incredible stick save. This performance was even more remarkable as Hellebuyck made his 13th consecutive start, demonstrating his indispensable role in the Jets' victory and their ultimate playoff spot.

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Thatcher Demko

Under a barrage of 43 shots, Thatcher Demko assumed the role of the spoiler, dashing Calgary's playoff aspirations in the Vancouver Canucks' 3-2 shootout victory. One of the game's standout moments unfolded late in the second period when Demko executed an extraordinary glove save to deny Elias Lindholm. In overtime, Demko continued his exceptional performance, delivering a crucial right pad save to thwart Nazem Kadri's scoring attempt. To seal the deal and secure the two points, Demko made a game-deciding stop on Tyler Toffoli during the final shootout attempt, bringing the contest to a close.

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Washington Capitals

Capital One Arena

Charlie Lindgren

Facing off against the reigning Stanley Cup champions, Charlie Lindgren delivered an outstanding goaltending performance, shutting out Vegas with a 3-0 victory. During the latter part of the first period, Lindgren thwarted Ivan Barbashev’s breakaway, using his right glove to deny the attempts. In the second period, Lindgren faced the challenge of preventing another breakaway goal, this time against Jack Eichel. Finally, late in the third period, Lindgren made a crucial save on Pavel Dorofeyev's point-blank opportunity in the slot. Lindgren turned away all 35 shots directed at him, earning the well-deserved first star of the game accolade.

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Buffalo Sabres

Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen

Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen delivered a stellar performance for Buffalo, making 40 saves against Pittsburgh. In the early stages of the first period, he denied Sidney Crosby's breakaway attempt. Moving into the second frame, Luukkonen faced another breakaway, thwarting Rickard Rakell's shot. Late in the same period, he once again stopped another Pittsburgh breakaway this time by Jake Guentzel. Luukkonen's outstanding efforts rightfully earned him the first star of the game honors.

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Bell Centre

Jake Allen

During a Washington power play in the opening period, Jake Allen exhibited his resilience in the net by denying Nicklas Backstrom from the prime slot. Later in the same period, when Alex Ovechkin delivered a sauce pass to Anthony Mantha, Allen swiftly shifted over to execute an exceptional right pad save. In the latter stages of the second period, Ovechkin faked a shot and delivered a pass to Backstrom right in the slot. Allen once again rose to the occasion with a crucial stop. His outstanding performance, including 31 saves out of 33 shots, secured him the first star of the game honors in the 3-2 overtime victory.'

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Pittsburgh Penguins

Tristan Jarry

In a matchup against the undefeated Colorado Avalanche, who had started the season with a 6-0-0 record, Tristan Jarry delivered a stellar performance, securing a home victory for Pittsburgh. During the early stages of the second period, with his team leading 2-0, Jarry displayed his acrobatics by making a big blocker save on Fredrik Olofsson's point-blank shot. Later, as the Avalanche pressed on the power play towards the end of the same period, Jarry showcased his lightning-quick reflexes by snatching Jonathan Drouin's shot out of the air. In the third period, on another Colorado power play, Jarry's glove-hand precision was on full display as he made a beautiful save on Bowen Byram's attempt. Jarry's incredible performance culminated in a shutout, stopping all 31 shots he faced, and earned him the first star of the game honors.

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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">New Guardians of the Net Reward Pack minted based on quest completion</span></p>

Guardians of the Net Quest Reward Pack (Limited)

Freeze 20 goalie highlights with an NHL® Breakaway Debut Badge

Guardian Debut Badge Quest

Kickoff your Guardians of the Net collection, and in the process you’ll receive an Ice Nation pack featuring some of the top names in the game like Charlie McAvoy, Adam Fox, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Nick Suzuki, Andrei Svechnikov, Kevin Fiala! Simply collect and freeze 5 Guardians of the Net highlights. Each highlight frozen for quest completion must be unique.

Little Caesars Arena

On a night when the Lightning faced a substantial shot deficit of 45-18, Andrei Vasilevskiy stood tall, delivering a game-saving performance with a 3-0 shutout against the Red Wings in Detroit. Late in the first period, while preserving a 1-0 lead, Vasilevskiy made his first significant save of the night by denying Tyler Bertuzzi's doorstep attempt with a remarkable left pad save. In the second period, he once again demonstrated his prowess by stopping Jake Walman's wrist shot and following it up with a right pad save. Then, in the same period, he thwarted Dylan Larkin's scoring attempt with another well-executed pad save, maintaining Tampa Bay’s 1-0 lead at the time. The 3-0 victory marked one of the four shutouts Vasilevskiy achieved during the 2022-23 season.

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In the second period, Igor Shesterkin showcased his skills with a pad save on the charging Logan Cooley, who was approaching from the right side. Then, with less than 20 seconds left in the same period and the score tied at one, the home crowd initiated their ""Igor"" chant as the Rangers faced a challenging 5-on-3 penalty kill situation. Shesterkin rose to the occasion, denying Clayton Keller's wrist shot, and the Rangers successfully extinguished the penalties. With just under five minutes remaining in the game and the Rangers clinging to a 2-1 lead, Shesterkin further solidified his stellar performance by stopping Jason Zucker's penalty shot attempt. The crowd erupted into cheers and continued with more ""Igor"" chants. Restricting the opposition to just one goal and thwarting multiple scoring attempts, Shesterkin was rightfully named the game’s “First Star.”

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KeyBank Center

Juuse Saros delivered an outstanding performance against Buffalo, thwarting 34 of 35 shots faced. After the Sabres closed in with a penalty-shot goal to cut the Nashville lead to just one, Saros faced a flurry of prime scoring chances in the second half of the game. In a late second-period chance, Saros showcased his resilience with a solid save on Alex Tuch's slot shot. Then, in the waning moments of the second period, Saros made a pivotal stop on Dylan Cozens, preserving the lead for the team entering the third period. Saros continued his stellar play with another crucial left pad save on Cozens in the middle of the third period. Recognizing his exceptional efforts, Saros earned the well-deserved first star of the game honors.

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In what some are speculating could be his final NHL season, Marc-Andre Fleury had the opportunity to play in front of a large gathering of friends and family in Montreal, a city near his hometown of Sorel, Que. This trip to Montreal marked the only visit the Minnesota Wild would make in 2023-24. In truly spectacular fashion, Fleury delivered a remarkable performance for the crowd, making several incredible saves on his way to a 5-2 victory. In the first period, after a Wild turnover, Fleury shut down Josh Anderson's attempt right in front of the crease. In the final five seconds of the second period, Fleury showcased his skills with two incredible saves. The first was denying Brendan Gallagher's shot in the slot, and then he followed it up with a pad save on Tanner Pearson’s rebound attempt. To top it off, in the early moments of the third period, Fleury made an acrobatic save using a two-pad stack to thwart Johnathan Kovacevic's scoring attempt. Following the game, Fleury was greeted with admiration and cheers from the Montreal crowd.

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As the 2022-23 season was drawing to a close, the Calgary Flames and Winnipeg Jets found themselves in a fierce battle for the final playoff spot. In a crucial matchup between the two teams, Jacob Markstrom rose to the occasion in what felt like a must-win game, turning aside 34 of 35 shots for Calgary. During the second period, with the Jets holding a 1-0 lead, Markstrom made a pivotal stop on Pierre-Luc Dubois' doorstep attempt just before Calgary stormed down the ice to tie the game. Later in the same period, with the score level, he showcased his skills by blocking a blistering Mark Scheifele slap shot and then diving to thwart Josh Morrissey's rebound effort. In the final two minutes of the game, Markstrom preserved Calgary's two-goal lead by denying Nikolaj Ehlers on a breakaway attempt. Markstrom's exceptional performance rightfully earned him the first star of the game honors in this high-stakes matchup.

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Freeze 5 Guardians of the Net highlights

Guardians of the Net Launch Quest

Freeze 3 highlights in the Hometown History: Chris Chelios collection. Each highlight frozen for quest completion must be unique.

Chicago Stadium

Chris Chelios

Debut to Remember: On October 4, 1990, Chris Chelios made his Blackhawks debut in Chicago Stadium versus the New York Rangers one to remember. In the opening minute of the third period and with two assists in the game already, No. 7 took a pass from Steve Larmer at the point and fired a slap shot past John Vanbiesbrouck to extend the Blackhawks lead to 4-1. Chicago went on to win the game 4-3, with Chelios tallying three points and his first goal with the Blackhawks.

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<p>Introducing Hometown History: Chicago Blackhawks, a compilation of highlights commemorating historical moments celebrated by the Blackhawks during the 2023-24 season. &nbsp;These collectibles not only honor the rich history of the team but also rewind the clock to capture the players and achievements that solidify the franchise in the hearts of fans, and within the pages of NHL history.</p>

Hometown History: Chicago Blackhawks

Maple Leaf Gardens

1995 Western Conference Quarterfinals Netcam-Breaking Goal: On May 11, 1995, in the Western Conference Quarterfinals against Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens, Chelios scored a shorthanded goal that broke the NHL netcam. In the third period of Game 3, with the Blackhawks up 2-1, No. 7 went blue line to blue line and fired a powerful slapshot past Félix Potvin’s glove and through the NHL’s camera. Chicago would go on to win the game 3-2 and the series in seven games, advancing to the Western Conference Semifinals.

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Pacific Coliseum

1995 Western Conference Semifinals OT Winner #1: On May 25, 1995, Chelios closed out Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals versus the Vancouver Canucks at Pacific Coliseum. In the first overtime, Bernie Nicholls found Chelios entering the offensive zone where No. 7 faked a slap shot, freezing goaltender Kirk McLean and sliding in a goal that propelled the Hawks to a 3-0 series lead. Chicago would go on to sweep the series and advance to the Western Conference Final versus the rival Detroit Red Wings.

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Freeze 3 highlights in the Hometown History: Chris Chelios collection

Hometown History: Chris Chelios Quest

Freeze 130 highlights from players that have played in an NHL outdoor game event. Each highlight frozen for quest completion must be unique, but repeat players are permitted and collectibles of all tiers are eligible.

Dawson Mercer

Dawson Mercer breaks a tie with a thrilling goal in the third period, rushing into the zone and powering around the defenseman before sliding the puck past the goaltender. It was his second goal of the night and stood as the game-winner in a 5-3 Devils victory.

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Jordan Kyrou

Blues forward Jordan Kyrou puts his skillset on full display with a between-the-legs fake before roofing a backhand over the arm of Predators goaltender Juuse Saros for what stood as the game-winning goal.

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Wells Fargo Center

K'Andre Miller

Defenseman K'Andre Miller intercepts a pass at his own blueline before he wheels up the ice to score on a great individual effort. The goal was part of a breakout 2022-23 season for Miller, who set career highs in goals (9), assists (34) and points (43) in his third season with the Rangers.

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Crypto.com Arena

Mark Stone

With the score tied 3-3 with less than 30 seconds remaining in the third period on opening night in Los Angeles, Vegas captain Mark Stone wrists a beauty that goes off the post and in past netminder Jonathan Quick for the late game-winning goal.

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Mikko Rantanen

Mikko Rantanen unloads a one-timer for his second goal of the game and 34th of the 2022-23 season. Rantanen finished the campaign with 55 goals, the most in one season by a Colorado player since the team began play in Denver in 1995-96.

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Evgeni Malkin

After stripping the puck off the defenseman near the Penguins’ blueline, Evgeni Malkin breaks up the ice before he snipes a pinpoint shot far side that hits the bar and in for the unassisted tally.

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Breakaway Quests

Collect what you love and complete quests to receive special rewards!