Sidney Crosby ties Wayne Gretzky record for point-per game seasons

In Monday's game against the Rangers, Sidney Crosby added another incredible achievement to his resume.

During the Penguin's triumph over the New York Rangers on the road, Sidney Crosby made history when he tied Wayne Gretzky for the most point-per game seasons with 19 (every single one of his career).

In Monday's game Crosby had 2 goals and an assist that brought his point total on the year up to 82, guaranteeing him another point-per game season.

Although Sid has already firmly cemented himself among hockey's all-time greats, tying any record of Wayne Gretzky's is truly a remarkable feat. Furthermore, if Sid is able to net 82 points next season, he will be able to surpass The Great One which not many players in history have been able to do in any regard.






Although the Penguins season has been lacklustre otherwise, it has truly been a treat to watch Crosby to continue to dominate even as he eclipses his 'prime' from a biological sense.

Congrats Sid, and here is to many more fantastic games. We as Penguins fans should be infinitely grateful to have been able to watch Crosby for the past 19 seasons.

The question is, where do you rank him all-time?

For me personally, he is #4 all-time.

I'll let you all guess who is ahead of him (it's pretty easy).

Thanks for reading.

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