As optimistic as personnel gurus for the New York Rangers might have been heading into the 2000 NHL draft, it's hard to fathom they knew what was waiting for them in the seventh round.
Still, it was there, after 204 players had already been taken, that the Rangers' brass pulled the trigger on an anonymous 18-year-old Swede who eventually changed the course of the franchise.
Two decades after that fortuitous selection, Henrik Lundqvist holds every team goaltending record worth mentioning—including most games, minutes, wins, shutouts and saves in the regular season, as well as matching playoff marks for games, wins and shutouts.