Jack Hughes Made NHL History Last Night and You're Not Gonna Believe How

On Friday night, the Devils took on the New York Islanders. The Devils ultimately lost to the Islanders with a score of 6-4. However, Jack Hughes set a new NHL record!

Jack Hughes set the record for the longest shift in NHL history. Hughes' shift totaled in at 6:02. During that shift, Hughes also scored a goal to extend his scoring streak to 7 goals in 7 games. That's an impressive, but tiring feat to accomplish. And a goal during the enduring shift? The cherry on top.

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