
Sidney Crosby Surpasses Wayne Gretzky’s NHL Scoring Record
Sidney Crosby, the Pittsburgh Penguins' captain, has etched his name into the annals of NHL history by breaking Wayne Gretzky's record for the most seasons averaging a point per game. Crosby achieved this feat in his 20th season, a testament to his consistency and skill on the ice. The record-breaking moment came during a game against the Buffalo Sabres, highlighting Crosby's enduring prowess and ability to perform at an elite level over two decades.
Crosby's achievement is not just a personal milestone but a significant moment in the NHL, drawing comparisons to Gretzky, widely regarded as the greatest player in hockey history. Fans and analysts alike have praised Crosby's dedication and hard work, which have been instrumental in his success. This record underscores Crosby's place among the legends of the sport and cements his legacy as one of the most consistent performers in NHL history.
The Pittsburgh Penguins organization celebrated this historic achievement, with teammates and coaches expressing their admiration for Crosby's leadership and on-ice contributions. As Crosby continues his career, fans eagerly anticipate what more he can accomplish in the coming years.
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What record did Sidney Crosby just break?
Crosby breaks Gretzky record with 20th season averaging point per game. Sidney Crosby clinched a 20th season averaging at least a point per game on Thursday, passing Wayne Gretzky for the most in NHL history.
How many points does Sidney Crosby have?
Point-Per-Game Seasons Crosby leads all active players and ranks ninth in NHL history with 1,676 points (618G-1,058A). He is one of just 11 players in NHL history to play their entire career with one team spanning at least 20 seasons, and his 1,676 points are the fourth-most points with one franchise in NHL history.
How many points does Crosby need to break Gretzky's record?
Crosby guaranteed that he will record his 20th season of averaging at least one point a game, breaking the record of 19 he had shared with Gretzky. Crosby, who has missed two games this season, needed to reach 80 points and he accomplished that by scoring a first-period goal against the Buffalo Sabres.