
Sidney Crosby got on the scoresheet early during the Pittsburgh Penguins' game against the Bufflao Sabres on Thursday, scoring a goal midway through the first period.
In doing so, he surpassed Wayne Gretzky to take sole possession of an impressive NHL record. The goal was Crosby's 26th of the season and he's now up to 80 points. Thus, he's officially secured another season averaging at least one point per game. It's his 20th season scoring at least one point per game, something no other player in league history has achieved.