After tying Brett Hull for third in NHL history with 741 goals during the second period of Saturday's game against the Winnipeg Jets, Jaromir Jagr didn't need long to pass him.

One period later, the Florida Panthers forward scored career goal No. 742 to pass Hull for sole possession of third on the all-time goals list, beating Jets goalie Michael Hutchinson for the second time on the night before unleashing a fist pump in celebration.

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Only Wayne Gretzky (891) and Gordie Howe (801) now have more goals than the Czech Republic native, who's incredibly leading the Atlantic Division-topping Panthers with 20 goals this season at 44 years old.

His second goal clinched the 19th 20-goal season of Jagr's career, which moves him into a tie for third in that category behind Howe (22) and former Pittsburgh Penguins teammate Ron Francis (20). He also sits just five shy of Howe for third all time in points.

.@68Jagr (@FlaPanthers) is five points back of third place in NHL history:
1. Gretzky: 2,857
2. Messier: 1,887
3. Howe: 1,850
4. Jagr: 1,845

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) February 21, 2016

Jagr hit the milestone in his 1,606th career game while playing for the eighth different team of his 22-year NHL career.

Team	Games	Goals
PIT	806	439
WSH	190	83
NYR	277	124
PHI	73	19
DAL	34	14
BOS	11	2
NJD	139	35
FLA	76	26

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The Ottawa Senators don't appear to be looking for a quick fix.

With the trade deadline approaching, Senators general manager Bryan Murray doesn't see the team making a move for a rental player, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reported on Hockey Night in Canada's "Headlines" segment Saturday night.

Friedman said Murray told him it's "unlikely (Murray) does anything unless it's for a player under team control or has term - no rentals."

The Senators find themselves in a tough spot, six points out of the final wild-card position in the Eastern Conference.

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SUNRISE, Fla. - Jaromir Jagr has scored his 741st goal to tie Brett Hull for third place on the NHL's career scoring list. Jagr redirected a centring pass from Dmitry Kulikov in the second period of the Florida Panthers' game against the Winn...

The injury-riddled Florida Panthers might have another forward sidelined as Jonathan Huberdeau left Saturday's game against the Winnipeg Jets with an upper-body injury.

Huberdeau was hurt after falling awkwardly into the boards following a hit from defenseman Jacob Trouba. The 22-year-old leads the team with 29 assists this season.

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Usual linemate Aleksander Barkov is missing his sixth consecutive game Saturday with an upper-body injury of his own, but hopes to be back in the lineup for the Panthers' next game Thursday against the Arizona Coyotes.

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Erik Karlsson is on a mission to lead the league in assists, even if it means setting up the opposition.

The Ottawa Senators captain collected his unofficial 55th assist of the year Saturday, placing a puck on to the tape of Detroit Red Wings forward Andreas Athanasiou for an easy one-timer goal.

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Things didn't get any better for Karlsson as the second period wore on, as he redirected a Brad Richards shot past Ottawa goaltender Craig Anderson.

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Florida Panthers forward Jaromir Jagr scored his 741st career goal Saturday against the Winnipeg Jets to tie Brett Hull for third on the NHL's all-time goals list.

The 44-year-old hit the milestone with a beautiful tip off a Dmitry Kulikov shot, beating goalie Michael Hutchinson to tie the game at one during the second period.

Career goal 741. Ties Brett Hull #beavertail

The ageless wonder needs 60 more goals to tie Gordie Howe for second all time.

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With the New Jersey Devils badly in need of a win Saturday against the Washington Capitals to stay in the playoff hunt, forward Kyle Palmieri certainly did his part to help.

After picking up an assist on a Travis Zajac goal, the 25-year-old sniped an incredible shot from the goal line over the crouched Braden Holtby and into the far top corner to give the Devils a 2-1 lead.

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Palmieri, who grew up playing for the New Jersey Devils Youth Hockey Club, has already set career highs in goals (22) and points (39) with over 20 games remaining in the season.

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The Detroit Red Wings will be without some speed against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday as Dylan Larkin will be held out of the lineup due to an illness.

It will be just the second game the forward has missed this season.

The 19-year-old currently leads the Red Wings with 19 goals. Larkin also sits second in league rookie scoring behind Chicago Blackhawks forward Artemi Panarin and Buffalo Sabres forward Jack Eichel.

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Quality over quantity.

It took Pittsburgh Penguins forward Tom Kuhnhackl 17 games to score his first NHL goal, but when he did, boy was it something to behold.

Kuhnhackl picked up a loose puck early in the second period and - after flipping it past Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman - broke in all alone, going bar-down on Ben Bishop with a beautiful backhand release.

Not bad for your first.

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TORONTO - Brendan Leipsic scored twice as the Toronto Marlies defeated the Portland Pirates 3-1 on Saturday afternoon at the Ricoh Coliseum. Frederik Gauthier opened the scoring in the second period for Toronto (40-9-4-0), which became the fi...