Arizona Coyotes goaltender Connor Ingram made history in the National Hockey League on Wednesday night, recording 47 saves in his first-ever career shutout.
It's not often that games end goalless after regular time in the NHL, so rare that you'll average odds of 100/1 in the event of such an outcome. But a 0-0 certainly wouldn't have been the case if Ingram wasn't on form against the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the Coyotes managed to take the win after edging the visitors 2-1 in the shootout.
The Coyotes were huge underdogs on Wednesday as they welcomed the Stanley Cup winners from 2021, but Ingram put on a show in front of his home fans. 47 saves is a new NHL record for the amount of stops made during a first-career clean sheet, and he eclipsed team-mate Karel Vejmelka's total set back in 2021.
