Coyotes rookie Tobias Rieder scores two shorthanded goals in 58 seconds

Arizona Coyotes rookie Tobias Rieder set a team record by scoring two shorthanded goals in 58 seconds.

In just his 15th NHL game with the Coyotes, Tobias Rieder has etched his name into the team's record book.

On Monday night, Rieder scored a pair of a shorthanded goals against the Oilers, both of which came, incredibly, on the same penalty kill:

Per @EliasSports: @ArizonaCoyotes Tobias Rieder's two short-handed goals in 58 seconds are fastest two SHGs ever recorded by an NHL rookie.

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) December 2, 2014

Edmonton drafted the right winger 114th overall in 2011, but he was dealt to Phoenix (now Arizona) in 2013 before ever playing a game with the Oilers.

The pair of shorties in one game tie Keith Tkachuk's franchise record, set on April 7, 1995 (when the team was known as the Winnipeg Jets) against Vancouver. It took Tkachuk 17:02 to accomplish the mark—16:04 longer than Rieder needed. Despite his impressive feat, Rieder still has a ways to go to match Dave McLlwain's team record of seven shorthanded goals in a season, set in 1989-90.