This Buffalo Sabres star set an interesting new record in the club's latest matchup against the Detroit Red Wings.

The Buffalo Sabres picked up an impressive 5-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday (Oct. 26). Sabres star Tage Thompson played a big role in the win, as he scored two goals and added an assist for good measure. 

Thompson also made a little bit of history in the process. The 6-foot-6 center set a new record with the hardest shot (104.69 MPH) since the start of the NHL Edge Era (2021-22). Utah HC's Michael Kesselring previously had the record with a 103.77 MPH shot. 

Thompson's shot also benefitted the Sabres big time. While it was stopped by Red Wings goalie Alex Lyon, Jason Zucker got the rebound and fired it home. 

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