No Shortage of Milestones

On the scoresheet, the Sharks won 4-0 against the New Jersey Devils on Monday, November 21. But the game provided much more than just a (very fun) shutout win. It also made for a very memorable night for a number of Sharks players.
The game would have been a memorable one regardless of the score. Forward Danny O'Regan played in his first NHL game, after being called up from the San Jose Barracuda earlier that morning. O'Regan, a Boston University product, is in his first season as a professional after being drafted in 2012.

Joe Thornton added to the festivities in the second period. In a quintessential Joe Thornton pass, he bounced the puck off of Andy Greene's skate to Couture, who buried it to make the score 3-0, Sharks.
That assist was Thornton's 900th as a member of the Sharks. It also marked his 1,354th career point, which tied Brendan Shanahan for 25th all-time in points. Among active players, only Jaromir Jagr has more.
Of course, Joe Thornton hammed it up when he was shown on the video board.

When the foghorn sounded to end the game, Martin Jones had recorded his 15th career shutout in only his 116th game played. That makes Jones the quickest active goalie to have 15 shutouts in the NHL.