Tampa Bay forward Dave Andreychuk set an NHL record by scoring his 250th career power-play goal Friday night in the Lightning’s game against San Jose.
The left wing set the mark at 9:43 of the first period when he redirected a pass from Brad Richards past Sharks goalie Evgeni Nabokov.
Andreychuk was tied for the record with Phil Esposito, a radio broadcaster for the Lightning, who was watching from the press box when the goal was scored.
Andreychuk needs one more goal to become the 14th NHL player to reach 600.
1,000 for Modano
Dallas Stars center Mike Modano scored his 1,000th career point by assisting on a first-period goal against Colorado.
Modano helped set up a goal by Ulf Dahlen that put Dallas ahead 2-1 midway through the opening period. Modano is the fifth U.S.-born player to reach the milestone and the 64th overall.
RESULTS, FRIDAY’S SYNOPSIS
Washington 2 at Blackhawks 2
Toronto 3 at Buffalo 2
Maple Leafs score three second-period goals in less than three minutes. Alexander Mogilny had 2 of the goals.
Philadelphia 1 at Carolina 1
The Flyers were 0-for-3 on the power play and have gone scoreless in 22 straight chances. Carolina was 0-for-4.
Montreal 1 at New Jersey 5
The Devils’ Jamie Langenbrunner scored two goals for the second straight game.
Phoenix 5 at Atlanta 1
Coyotes’ Tony Amonte played in his 428th straight game to extend the league’s longest current streak.
San Jose 2 at Tampa Bay 4
Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart made his first appearance of the season after ending a holdout by signing a 2-year pact.
Anaheim 1 at Detroit 2
Detroit’s Sergei Fedorov’s scored his NHL-record 12th overtime goal at 4:39 of the extra session for the win.
Colorado 2 at Dallas 4
Colorado’s Patrick Roy became NHL career leader in minutes played breaking the mark (57,194) of Terry Sawchuk.
St. Louis 0 at Edmonton 5
Anson Carter and Marty Reasoner each scored twice and Tommy Salo had 29 saves for his 1st shutout of the season.
