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Blue Jackets' Cam Talbot sets NHL record by winning with 9th different team

Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Cam Talbot cemented his place in NHL history by becoming the first player to win a game with nine different teams. The milestone came during a commanding second-period performance against the Pittsburgh Penguins, where Talbot’s experience proved pivotal as the Blue Jackets dominated the shot clock with a 27-6 advantage.

The win marked another chapter in Talbot’s illustrious career, which has spanned multiple franchises over more than a decade in the league. Meanwhile, the Penguins, led by rookie goaltender Sergei Murashov, struggled to contain the Blue Jackets’ offensive surge, falling short in a game that underscored the depth of Talbot’s resume.

The victory also highlighted the Blue Jackets’ resilience, as they continue to build momentum in a competitive early-season stretch. Elsewhere, the NHL saw other notable developments, including a franchise record for St.

Louis Blues defenseman Colton Parayko, who reached 804 career games with the team during a win over the San Jose Sharks. The Blues celebrated the milestone with a social media tribute to the veteran blueliner, who remains a cornerstone of the organization’s defense.

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