CHICAGO. A fruitful 34 seconds marked Chicago’s three fastest goals in 42 years. The Blackhawks cheered the audience three times in about half a minute today.
In the 34th minute of the duel, which ended with the victory of the home team 5: 4 after extra time, the situation was the tightest – 1: 0 for Washington.
By the 35th minute, things were rotated 180 degrees.
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At 33:55, Alex DeBrincat scored with a two-player power play. He expelled Martin Fehérváry from the penalty area.
Philipp Kurashev took advantage of the continuing numerical advantage of one player in a time of 34:13. A third shooter, MacKenzie Entwistle, joined him in sixteen seconds.
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According to official statistics, the Blackhawks became the fifth fastest team since the 1986/87 season.
In club history, they scored three goals only twice – on March 23, 1952 against the New York Rangers and on October 15, 1983 against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
In 1952 against Rangers at the same time he gave birth to the fastest hat trick in NHL history. Bill Mosienko shot him.
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