Dothan, AL, October 9, 2026 — Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Cam Talbot has achieved a new National Hockey League (NHL) record, securing a victory with his ninth distinct team. This milestone was reached during a recent game where the Blue Jackets faced off against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Talbot’s accomplishment marks a significant individual achievement in his career, highlighting his tenure across multiple NHL franchises. The record specifically pertains to the number of different teams a player has won a game with, underscoring Talbot’s extensive experience and impact throughout the league.

While the summary states the victory occurred against the Pittsburgh Penguins, details regarding the game’s date, the final score, or the specific sequence of teams Talbot has played for and won with were not provided. The exact number of wins or his performance statistics in this record-setting game also remain undisclosed in the summary.

The NHL record previously stood at eight teams before Talbot’s latest win. This achievement places him in a unique category among active and former players. The identity of the eight previous teams, as well as the Columbus Blue Jackets, would constitute the nine teams for this record. Specific information on these team affiliations is not available in the provided summary.

Cam Talbot has played for several NHL teams throughout his career, including but not limited to the Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Minnesota Wild, Philadelphia Flyers, and the Los Angeles Kings, among others. This record signifies a consistent ability to contribute to team success across various organizations. The summary does not provide further context on the implications of this record for the Columbus Blue Jackets’ season or Talbot’s future career.


Story summarized from the original created by Associated Press on www.wdhn.com, see more information here.

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