HC Florida goalkeeper Bobrovsky scored his 450th victory and broke the record in NHL matches.

Russian goaltender of the Florida Panthers hockey club Sergey Bobrovsky reached 450 wins in the National Hockey League (NHL) regular season championships on February 5 following a meeting with the Boston Bruins.

It is specified that the Florida Panthers won the match with a score of 5:4. During the game, Bobrovsky deflected 25 shots out of 29, and also saved the team three times in the post-match shootout.

It took a hockey player to play in 793 games to achieve 450 wins, which is a new NHL record. Bobrovsky surpassed the result of three-time Stanley Cup winner Marc-Andre Fleury of Canada, who needed 816 matches for this.

In total, eight goalkeepers have crossed this mark in the history of the league, and Canadian Martin Brodeur remains the absolute leader, with 691 wins to his credit.

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