MOSCOW, Jan 26 Philadelphia Flyers guard Keith Yandl set a record National Hockey League (NHL) in the number of consecutive matches in the regular season. The meeting against the New York Islanders (3:4) was the 965th consecutive for the 35-year-old American. He broke the record of four-time Stanley Cup winner Doug Jarvis (964). «When I saw the fans who got up from their seats and greeted me, it definitely meant a lot. Your teammates, the guys you play with, the guys you play against you play when they congratulate you and say they are proud of you. It is very important, it means a lot. It is certainly nice, «the official NHL website quotes the hockey player as saying.
