The Tkachuk brothers made NHL history in a Tuesday night win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Brady Tkachuk scored three consecutive goals, on which Matthew Tkachuk registered three assists, in the Florida Panthers’ 7-3 victory.
He is the first player in NHL history to have his brother assist on every goal of a natural hat trick, according to NHL PR.
Brady is also the ninth player in NHL history to have his brother set up three goals of a hat trick, and the first since Daniel Sedin scored on three helpers from Henrik Sedin in 2015, according to the NHL.
The Panthers were trailing 1-0 in Columbus when Brady recorded the third-fastest hat trick in franchise history in just over eight minutes of the second period.
His initial goal marked the first time the Tkachuk brothers had combined for a tally since playing for Team USA during the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics.
Brady is the eighth Panthers player to record a natural hat trick, and the first since Matthew in 2024.
The Tkachuk brothers both assisted on a Carter Verhaeghe goal later in the second frame. Matthew set a franchise record for assists in a single period with the helper.
Matthew also assisted on a goal from Sam Reinhart early in the third period. He (0-5—5) and Brady (3-1—4) finished the game as the first pair of brothers and teammates since the Sedin twins in 2015 to combine for nine points in a single game.
Brady had recorded just a single assist through his first six games with Matthew and the Panthers prior to his four-point outing Tuesday night.
“For sure, felt that pressure… felt like I wasn’t doing my job, and wasn’t good enough, but knew eventually it was going to come,” Brady told ESPN after the Panthers’ win.
Brady’s best night as a Panther came at a crucial time for a franchise that had dropped four of its last five games while losing key players including Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand to injury.
The Panthers (3-2-2) will hope to see more production from the Tkachuk brothers as Barkov and Marchand continue recovering from injuries expected to sideline each player for at least the next month.