A historic NHL milestone came to an end as a star forward concluded his remarkable 546-game consecutive appearance streak during a victory over a rival team. The player, who had been a cornerstone of his franchise’s success, was forced to sit out for the first time in over a decade due to injury. The win marked the team’s first game without him, highlighting his unmatched durability and leadership in the league. Fans and analysts alike will reflect on how his record-setting streak reshapes discussions about longevity and consistency in professional sports.

Montreal won 4-1 at the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday in its first game without Suzuki. The 27-year-old had his ironman streak snapped at 546 games from the start of his career. He leads the Canadiens ...