Wyatt Johnston has made history by setting a new franchise record for the Dallas Stars. He achieved this milestone with his 23rd power play goal during the 2025-26 NHL season. This achievement surpasses the previous record held by Dino Ciccarelli.
Breaking the Record
Johnston officially broke the record on Sunday, scoring to tie the game at 1-1 against the Vegas Golden Knights. This goal is significant as the Stars aim to secure their fifth consecutive playoff berth, needing just one point from this game.
Previous Record Timeline
- Johnston tied Ciccarelli’s record of 22 power play goals on March 12, 2026, against the Edmonton Oilers.
- Ciccarelli set his record during the 1986-87 season while playing for the Minnesota North Stars.
Johnston’s Impressive Season
This season marks an exceptional chapter in Johnston’s career. At just 22 years old, he has already surpassed his previous career total of 17 goals with 23 power play goals.
Historical Comparisons
This is not the only record Johnston has shattered this season. In February, he broke Mike Modano’s franchise record of 18 single-season power play goals.
Looking Ahead
As of now, the Dallas Stars are focused on clinching a playoff spot. Johnston’s record-breaking performance adds to the excitement surrounding the team’s ambitions for the postseason. Fans eagerly await further developments as the season progresses.
