Hockey Legends Shine on March 2

0:00For the NHL, it's March 2nd, and here's what's going on. March 2nd stands out in National Hockey League history for Pac-Nights of Milestones by Hall of Famers. Back in 1993, Mario Lemieux made a stunning return from Cancer Treatment, scoring in his first game back for the Pittsburgh Penguins, amid a standing ovation from rival fans. That same night, Team Useland shattered the rookie goals record with 54 in the season for the Winnipeg Jets. Fast forward to 1995, and more legends shown. Paul Coffey hit 1300 career points as the first defenseman to do so, while Joe Nguendick nauseous 300th goal for the Calgary, flames. Earlier in the decade, Bruin stars like Phil Esposito became the first player to reach 100 points in a season in 1969, and Bobby Orr joined the 100 point club for a third time. Boston Bruins icons dominated his date over decades. Roy Connaker grabbed the hat trick in 1941 during a record road streak.

1:00Johnny Bouchick followed with his own quick hat trick 20 years. Later, and Ken Hodge hit 250 career goals in 1974. These moments built the franchise's story legacy. Other teams added to the magic. St. Louis Blues saw Bernie Friderko and Brett Hull pile up franchise goals, while in 1918, Joe Malone wrapped a record-setting season without scoring for once. Goldening feats popped up too, like George Haines wore his 20th shutout in 1929. More recently, Leon Drys Idol joined a league company with his sixth straight 30 goal season in 2024. Austin Matthews passed the Leafs. Goals mark in 2025, and Henrik Loonkeavis tied Wins Records on his birthday. Players like Charlie Coil and Max Dome share the date, making March 2nd a true hockey highlight reel. This story is made possible by a sponsor. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM.