MUST READ - Evander Kane breaks NHL record!

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Ryan
March 30, 2022 (3:25 PM)

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Monday night when the Edmonton Oilers hosted the Arizona Coyotes, Evander Kane made history setting a record for the fastest player to ever receive 4 penalties.

With 54 seconds remaining in the second period, he took his first for roughing. At 1:38 in the second he took the next for interference, at 4:32, his 3rd for tripping and at 6:47 he took his final for tripping once again.

Evander Kane did indeed set new a NHL record in the expansion era (1967-68) for four fastest minor penalties. Time is from start of 1st penalty to start of 4th. Mixed blend of physical players and players who weren't known to be physical or aggressive. @DailyFaceoff @OilersNation pic.twitter.com/YLcr1w0vLN� Jason Gregor (@JasonGregor) March 29, 2022

This broke John Blum's record from the Boston Bruins who accomplished this in 1987-88 in 8minutes 48 seconds.

Evander Kane took an absurd number of back-to-back penalties last night in the 3rd period for the Oilers. @spetershockey had an interesting idea of what may have been going on behind the scenes on the Edmonton bench 😂

🎧 https://t.co/Y2dZMn7BiM pic.twitter.com/7tISshOkPl� PHNX Coyotes (@PHNX_Coyotes) March 29, 2022