Backlund Scores 600th Point, Ties Flames Record

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Calgary Flames Captain MacKyle Backlin had a huge milestone Thursday night,

scoring the 600th point of his National Hockey League career.

The 36 year old center beat New Jersey Devils Goldtender Jacob Marchstrom,

with a quick wrist shot early in the third period at the Prudential.

Center in Newark.

That goal, his 14th of the 2025-2026 season,

came with a sys from Joel Faribi and Braden Pachal,

putting the Flames of 5-2.

It also tied him with Ketnilsen for fifth on Calgary's all-time goals list at 2-29.

Backlund, drafted 24th overall by the Flames in 2007,

has played more games for the team than anyone except Jerome Iginla.

Over 1,131 games since his debut,

and the 2008-2009 season, he has 229.

Goals, 371 assists, and now exactly 600 points.

Before Backlin's tally, the Flames built their lead with goals from John Beecher,

Yegor Ashar and Gowicz, and Kevin Baal.

New players like Ali Mahada, Ryan Strome, and Victor O'Lawson,

chipped in with assists during the win.

The Flames sit at 25 wins, 32 losses, and 7 overtime losses for 57 points through 64 games,

placing them 7th in the Pacific Division.

This victory came on their 5-game road trip after losses to Washington and the New York Rangers,

and it even the season series with New Jersey.

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