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that Matthew Schaefer was like a caged animal ready to explode after missing out on being a part of Team Canada, and he wasted no time last night.

Can rolls, holds, shoots, scores!

Matthew Schaefer, how does he...

Do it!

Are you kidding me?

Alan Furling and company on MSG as he was dipsy-doing all over the zone there.

That was the first goal, but the one I just played was the second one, where he's stick-handling basically all through the Canadiens all over the ice.

And that's just the back end of it.

I mean, he basically started on the left side of the zone and went all behind the net.

He's skating all over the place.

Two goals for Schaefer in a span of 55 seconds to tie the game in the second period.

So he's up to 18 on the season now.

It surpasses Dennis Potvin for the most by a rookie defenseman in team history.

And he also moved past Phil Housley for the most goals in NHL history.

by an 18-year-old defenseman.

The Islanders eventually needed the tying goal from Anders Lee in his 900th NHL game, and then J.G.

Paggio won it in overtime for the Isles 4-3 in a game where their former defenseman Noah Dobson scored a pair for Montreal.

Back here at the Garden, not nearly as special a scene as we saw for Jack Hughes at Prudential Center Wednesday night as the Rangers honored their five members of Team USA.

There were, I would say, nice cheers for J.T.

Miller, Vincent Trocek, Mike Sullivan, hell, even David Quinn got an applause.