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Crosby Joins Elite 1,700-Point Club in Penguins' Victory Over Blues
Sidney Crosby achieved a remarkable career milestone by joining the elite 1,700-point club in the NHL, becoming the ninth player in history to do so.
- In a 6-3 win over the St. Louis Blues on Monday night, Sidney Crosby recorded one goal and two assists, marking his 1,700th career point in the National Hockey League.
- Crosby is now the ninth player to reach the 1,700-point milestone, joining legends such as Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, and Jaromír Jágr in this exclusive club.
- This victory represents the Pittsburgh Penguins seventh win in their first ten games of the 2025-26 season, despite a serious injury incident involving a fan at PPG Paints Arena.
Why It Matters
Sidney Crosbys achievement not only cements his legacy among the all-time greats in the National Hockey League but also underscores the enduring excellence of veteran players in a rapidly evolving sport. As he continues to accumulate points, Crosbys performance serves as an inspiration to both current and future generations of hockey players.