Sidney Crosby’s Scoring Streak Continues in Penguins’ Overtime Win

Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins extended his impressive scoring streak on Saturday in a thrilling 3-2 overtime victory against the Montreal Canadiens.

The star forward recorded an assist in the game, marking his seventh consecutive game with at least one point. During this streak, Crosby has notched a total of nine points, including five goals, showcasing his exceptional offensive skills.

With his assist, Crosby also reached a significant milestone in his illustrious career, surpassing the 50-point mark for the 17th consecutive NHL season. His current tally stands at 27 goals and 23 assists, placing him in a six-way tie for 22nd place in the league’s overall scoring race.

Crosby’s remarkable career numbers further solidify his place among the greatest hockey players of all time. Over his 18 seasons in the NHL, he has accumulated an impressive 1,552 points in 1,236 games played. If he continues to stay healthy and perform at this level, he is poised to surpass Ray Bourque and move into 11th place on the league’s all-time scoring list, needing just 28 more points to achieve this feat.