Nurse, McDavid celebrate in Las Vegas

Good night, Nurse.
Connor McDavid celebrated his 21st birthday Saturday and Edmonton Oilers teammate Darnell Nurse got in on the celebration as well.

On the night McDavid earned his 200th NHL point, Nurse scored 53 seconds into overtime for a
3-2 win at the Vegas Golden Knights
. It was the first home loss for the Golden Knights since Dec. 12; they have not lost in regulation at home since Nov. 28.
Though Nurse played the hero, McDavid became the third-youngest active player to reach 200 points, doing it in 173 games. He is also the fourth Oiler to reach 200 points before turning 22 and the second-youngest Edmonton player to reach the mark, after Wayne Gretzky (19 years, 347 days).
Nurse's goal was his fourth in his past four games.

Shiny new Glass

Chicago Blackhawks goalie Jeff Glass is 32 but just arrived on the scene and is making the most of his chances. NHL.com staff writer
Tracey Myers has the story
.

A lasting legacy

The grace of Willie O'Ree, the NHL's first black player, continues to inspire NHL Network analyst and former goaltender Kevin Weekes.
He spoke with NHL.com staff writer Amalie Benjamin
.

Perfect in purple

It's a win-win for
Sidney Crosby, who started using some purple tape to promote a good cause
and has been on fire ever since.

Statuesque

Bob Miller, the legendary Los Angeles Kings broadcaster who retired after last season,
was honored with a banner in the rafters
and a statue outside of Staples Center on Saturday.

Gotta support the team

Winnipeg Jets forward Blake Wheeler may have been the visitor playing against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday, but that didn't stop him from showing his support for the Minnesota Vikings.

King's speech

Henrik Lundqvist tried his best to fire up
the New York Rangers before entering the game with them down 5-1.

Team building exercise

How did the Golden Knights spend their five-day break? They did some team bonding on a boat in Mexico,
writes NHL.com columnist Nicholas J. Cotsonika
.

Milestone for Galchenyuk

Montreal Canadiens forward
Alex Galchenyuk scored his 100th NHL goal Saturday
, a wrist shot off a pass from Jonathan Drouin.