Landon Slaggert Sets Chicago Blackhawks Record with 7-Second Opening Goal

Slaggert's lightning-fast goal against Florida is the quickest in Blackhawks history and the fastest in the NHL this season.

Landon Slaggert scored seven seconds into the game against the Florida Panthers, marking the fastest goal in Chicago Blackhawks history.
This goal surpassed the previous Blackhawks record of eight seconds, set by Brent Sutter in 1995.
Slaggert's goal is the fastest to start a game in the NHL this season, narrowly beating a nine-second goal by Robert Thomas of the St. Louis Blues in November.
The goal was Slaggert's second of the season, achieved in just his third game, following a setup by teammate Ryan Donato after winning the opening faceoff.
Only seven goals in NHL regular-season history have been scored faster, with the record being five seconds.