Current Season
GP
43
W-L-OTL
23-18-1
GAA
3.04
SV%
.885
SO
1
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.00M
Total Value
$36.00M
Expires
6 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Jacob Markstrom finally notches his first clean sheet of the year, stonewalling Montreal in a tidy 3-0 win. The big Swede's glove and positioning look dialed in after months of tweaking with coaches. Teams now wonder if this sparks a late-season surge for his squad in the tight standings race.
Jacob Markstrom stones the Canadiens for a shutout, channeling that goalie steel we've seen in playoff runs. His glove hand owns Montreal shooters who thought they had openings. This blank sheet piles pressure on a Habs team scrambling for draft position.
Igor Shesterkin drops the gloves with Jacob Markstrom in a rare third-period goalie fight that lights up the Hudson River rivalry, and Mika Zibanejad can't hide his ear-to-ear grin from the bench. The Rangers captain, fresh off receiving the Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award for his relentless play, watches his team grind out another home win against a Devils squad clinging to faint playoff dreams.
Igor Shesterkin drops the gloves for the first time in his NHL career, wrestling Jacob Markstrom to the ice in a third-period scrum that has Rangers fans chanting his name at Madison Square Garden. The New York netminder, who hadn't seen a Rangers goalie fight since Dan Cloutier's tilt in 1998, backs it up with a postgame quip that cracks up the locker room and leaves everyone wondering about his next move.
Igor Shesterkin and Jacob Markstrom drop the gloves for the third time this season in a goalie fight that's got the league buzzing from the press box to the pipes. These netminders, known for their fire more than fisticuffs, turn a routine matchup into prime-time theater that even non-hockey fans can't ignore. With both teams jockeying for position, this scrap underscores the personal stakes in a playoff race where tempers flare hottest.
Igor Shesterkin and Jacob Markstrom turn netminders into brawlers in a rare goalie scrap that lights up Madison Square Garden. These two pipes, usually glued to their creases, settle scores with fists amid a heated rivalry game. The NHL's code gets tested when backups can't contain the fire, and this dust-up shifts momentum in a playoff race nobody saw coming.