In a groundbreaking achievement, Pittsburgh Penguins’ Sidney Crosby has etched his name in hockey history by matching the legendary Wayne Gretzky’s record on Monday night. The 36-year-old captain showcased his unparalleled skill with a three-point performance, leading his team to a dominant 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.
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Crosby’s 82nd point of the season, including a crucial empty-net goal, secures his position as one of the few players to maintain a point-per-game average for the 19th consecutive season, a feat previously accomplished solely by Gretzky. This milestone reaffirms Crosby’s status as a true icon of the sport.
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