Henrik Lundqvist ended his career as the sixth-winningest goalie in NHL history.
Henrik Lundqvist didn’t need any longer than his first year of eligibility to land a spot in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Kevin Lowe, who spent four seasons with the Rangers and was on the franchise’s last Stanley Cup team in 1994, was part of the Class of 2020.Charles Wenzelberg/NY Post Three years later, to start a 2017 postseason series against Montreal, Lundqvist set that record, too.
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