Goaltender Chris Mason, who helped the Blues climb into a playoff spot, on Monday was named the NHL?s ?First Star? of the week, as reported by Yahoo.com. Mason won all four of his starts as the Blues jumped from 11th to eighth in the crowded Western Conference playoff chase. Canucks left wing Daniel Sedin earned the ?Second Star? award by recording four goals and four assists in a 3-1 week. The ?Third Star? honor went to Hurricanes goaltender Cam Ward, who won all three starts.

Steve Mason and the Blue Jackets wanted to make a statement just in case they meet the Flames again in the upcoming NHL playoffs. Mason stopped 33 shots for his franchise-record 10th shutout of the season, Jason Williams had two goals, Rick Nash had a career-high four assists, and Kristian Huselius also had four assists in the Blue Jackets? 5-0 win over the Flames on Thursday night, as reported by the Associated Press.

Devils goalie Martin Brodeur is closing in on another record after recording the 101st shutout of his illustrious career. New Jersey defeated Minnesota 4-0 on Friday night, Brodeur's first game since he set the all-time wins record. Terry Sawchuk has the NHL record for shutouts with 103. "It's a lot of shutouts," Brodeur said. "That record is proof of commitment by an organization to play well defensively. You can't do it by yourself. With the amount of shutouts that I've got, you've got to consider that the team is doing the right things."

Martin Brodeur posted his 552nd win and passed childhood idol and Hall of Famer Patrick Roy for the most career victories by a goaltender in NHL history. He made 30 saves in the Devils? 3-2 victory over the Blackhawks on Tuesday night, as reported by the Associated Press. The win came in Brodeur?s 987th game of a 15-year career played entirely with the Devils.

Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur matched Patrick Roy's all-time NHL record for goaltender victories at 551 in a 3-1 win over the Canadiens on Saturday night, as reported by AFP. Brodeur matched the milestone of his boyhood idol in his hometown of Montreal against the Canadiens, Roy's former team. A sell-out crowd chanted Brodeur's name as time expired and gave him a standing ovation.

Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist won his 30th game of the season on Thursday night in the team's win over the Predators. He is the first to win 30 games in his first four seasons and the first Rangers goalie to do in any four-season stretch. "It is a great feeling to be part of history," Lundqvist said. "The first four years have been great. When I look back on my career I will definitely think about this accomplishment. Part of this is because of my teammates, as well."

Hurricanes center Eric Staal, who tied franchise records with four goals and six points in Sunday?s win over Tampa Bay, on Monday was named the NHL?s ?First Star? of the Week. Staal helped lead the Hurricanes to three victories by scoring a league-high nine points. Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury earned the ?Second Star? honor posting a 3-0 record. The ?Third Star? award went to Blue Jackets left wing Rick Nash, who recorded four and two assists in three games.

Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur on Monday was named the NHL?s ?First Star? of the Week, as reported by Yahoo.com. Brodeur recorded his 100th career shutout in Sunday?s win over the Flyers. Flames right wing Jarome Iginla, who became the franchise?s all-time leading scorer, earned the ?Second Star? honor. Thrashers left wing Ilya Kovalchuk earned the ?Third Star? honor after recording four goals and four assists in three contests.

Jarome Iginla set a new Flames scoring record on Sunday night in the team's 8-6 loss to the Lightning. An assist on a Michael Cammalleri power-play goal in the second period gave Iginla 831 points for his career, a team record. In the third period, Iginla scored the 400th goal of his career.

Goalie Martin Brodeur earned his 100th regular-season shutout, and the Devils extended their lead in the Atlantic Division with a 3-0 victory over the second-place Flyers on Sunday, according to an Associated Press report.