McDavid reaches 1,200 points, scores 401st goal
PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2026, 1:18 AM ET
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Salt Lake City: Connor McDavid scored twice Tuesday at the Delta Center, reaching 401 career goals and 1,200 points as the Edmonton Oilers beat the Utah Mammoth 5-2; Jack Roslovic added two goals and Evan Bouchard recorded three assists during the contest. The win moved Edmonton higher in the Pacific Division this week and spotlighted McDavid’s ranking as the third-fastest to 1,200 points (784 games); Utah replaced Karel Vejmelka with Vitek Vanecek in the third period and will reassess its goaltending after the loss.
By Sarah Whitman | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- First period: Alexander Kerfoot scored to give Utah a 1-0 lead.
- Late first: Jack Roslovic scored to tie the game for Edmonton.
- Second period: Matt Savoie scored short-handed; McDavid gave Edmonton the lead.
- Third period: McDavid scored an empty-net goal; Utah substituted Vejmelka with Vanecek.
- Postgame: McDavid reached 401 goals and 1,200 points; team and media noted milestones.
News Intelligence
- McDavid's achievement is a testament to dedication and hard work. If you're a hockey fan, it's a thrilling moment to witness. If you're not, it's a reminder that perseverance pays off. Check out the highlights for some inspiration.
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Edmonton Oilers, led by Connor McDavid, benefited from milestone publicity, a boost in team morale and positive media attention following the 5-2 victory.
Utah Mammoth experienced a setback with a 5-2 loss that included a third-period goalie change and increased scrutiny of their goaltending performance.
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