Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Curtis McElhinney got the start tonight against the Washington Capitals as starting goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky remains injured. In the overtime period, McElhinney tripped in his crease and landed awkwardly on his left leg. He was forced to leave the game because of an injury he suffered in the fall.

Back-up goaltender Anton Forsberg entered the game and as soon as he entered the crease, he fell down in the exact same spot as McElhinney while warming up.

Luckily he was okay and the Jackets went on to win in a shootout. But I think Columbus may need to hire a new Zamboni driver.

Anton Forsberg gets first NHL win when he comes on for injured Curtis McElhinney IN OVERTIME and beats WASH in shootout.

— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) January 3, 2016

According to @EliasSports, Forsberg is 1st goalie ever to earn 1st #NHL win in a game in which he didn’t enter until after regulation. #CBJ

— Glenn Odebralski (@GlennOdebralski) January 3, 2016