Crosby Moves to 7th Place in NHL All-Time Scoring, Surpassing Yzerman
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Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby has moved into seventh place on the NHL's all-time scoring list, surpassing Detroit Red Wings legend Steve Yzerman. The 38-year-old Canadian center has accumulated 1,755 career points, with 653 goals and 1,102 assists across 1,417 NHL games. Crosby, who has spent his entire 20-season career with Pittsburgh, continues to climb the league's historic scoring rankings despite being in the latter stages of his career. The milestone represents another achievement for one of hockey's most accomplished players, who has previously won three Stanley Cup championships and two Olympic gold medals for Canada.