Монреаль Канадиенс багийн довтлогч Коул Кофилд Юта Маммот багийн эсрэг нэмэлт цагт гоол оруулснаар лигийн шинэ дээд амжилтыг тогтоов.
Пүрэв гарагт болсон тоглолтод Монреаль Канадиенс баг Юта Маммот багийг нэмэлт цагт буулган авлаа. Энэхүү ялалтын гоолыг оруулсан Коул Кофилд NHL-ийн түүхэн дэх нэмэлт цагт 15 гоол оруулсан хамгийн хурдан тоглогч болсон байна. Тэрээр энэхүү амжилтад хүрэхийн тулд ердөө 384 тоглолт зарцуулжээ.
Кофилд энэхүү үзүүлэлтээрээ Коннор Макдэвид (559 тоглолт), Себастьян Ахо (645 тоглолт), болон Алекс Овечкин (653 тоглoлт) нарын амжилтыг ардаа орхилоо. Монреаль Канадиенс багийн хувьд сүүлийн жилүүдэд үндсэн цагт ялалт байгуулах тал дээр тогтворгүй байсан нь Кофилдод нэмэлт цагт ур чадвараа харуулах олон боломжийг олгосон гэж дүгнэж байна.
GOAL CAUFIELD MAKES HISTORY 🔵⚪️🔴 pic.twitter.com/IylhNf7bgZ
— NHL (@NHL) November 6, 2026
Коул Кофилд 2019 оны NHL-ийн драфтын 15 дахь сонголтоор Монреаль Канадиенс багт нэгдсэн бөгөөд тухайн цагаас хойш шийдвэрлэх мөчид гоол оруулах чадвараараа багтаа үнэтэй хувь нэмэр оруулсаар байна. Пүрэв гарагийн тоглолтын үеэр Юта Маммот багийн тоглогч Маккензи Уигар түүнийг тоглолтын хэмнэлээс гаргахыг оролдсон үйлдэл нь олны анхаарлыг татжээ.
Embarrassing stuff by Utah’s Mackenzie Weegar pic.twitter.com/QiU5oDUCIy
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) November 6, 2026
Дэлгэрэнгүйг эх сурвалжаас харах
↓Эх сурвалжийг нээх ↓
When Cole Caufield scored the overtime game-winning goal on Thursday night, it was more than just the goal that helped the Montreal Canadiens beat the Utah Mammoth; it also helped him set a new NHL record.
With that lamplighter, the 15th of his career in overtime, he became the fastest player in league history to score 15 overtime goals. The American winger took just 384 games to reach that milestone. In the process, he overtook some elite players in the 15-overtime-goals club. Connor McDavid held the record until Thursday night, having needed 559 games to reach the milestone. Sebastian Aho is now in third place; he needed 645 games to reach the 15-OT-goal club, while Alexander Ovechkin did it in 653 games.
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In other words, it took Caufield 175 games less than it took McDavid to score 15 OT goals. The mark needs context; the young Canadiens haven’t always been good at closing out a game in regulation or protecting a lead, which gave Caufield plenty of opportunities to score overtime goals. Not trying to take anything away from the sniper, but Montreal has struggled to win in regulation for quite a while.
GOAL CAUFIELD MAKES HISTORY 🔵⚪️🔴 pic.twitter.com/IylhNf7bgZ
— NHL (@NHL) November 6, 2026
In 2020-21, the Habs only had 17 wins in 60 minutes; in 2021-22, the Canadiens were dead last in regulation wins with just 16. The year after, in 2022-23, they were 27th in the league with 21 regulation wins. In 2023-24, they were 28th with just 20 victories before extra time. In 2024-25, they climbed to 21st place with 30 regulation wins; last season, they were ninth in the league with 34.
In 2020-21, despite playing only 10 regular-season games, the sniper scored two overtime goals; in 2021-22, Caufield added two more. In 2022-23, he played only 46 games and scored no overtime goals. In 2023-24, he had 3, followed by 1 the following year, five last season, and two in just 16 games this year.
Whichever way you slice it, Caufield remains an incredibly clutch player, and the Canadiens can thank their lucky star that he fell all the way to 15 in the 2019 draft. Given how many goals he can score, it shouldn’t surprise anyone when other players try to get him off his game, just like MacKenzie Weegar did on Thursday night.
Embarrassing stuff by Utah’s Mackenzie Weegar pic.twitter.com/QiU5oDUCIy
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) November 6, 2026
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