One of The Weirdest NHL Goals You Will Ever See Took Place Last Night

In a recent NHL game, Alex DeBrincat assisted on a goal that will go down in history as one of the weirdest ever seen. DeBrincat dumped the puck into the Ottawa Senators' zone, and it deflected off the glass stanchion and landed directly onto his teammate's stick.

The Senators' player then quickly scored, taking a 1-0 lead in the game just under thirty seconds in.

While it was an unusual bounce, DeBrincat's quick thinking and skilled play contributed to this odd yet effective goal. It serves as a reminder that in the unpredictable game of hockey, anything can happen, and even the most unexpected of bounces can lead to success.

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