Sidney Crosby has marked another monumental milestone in his illustrious career by scoring his 26th goal of the season against the Buffalo Sabres, which also secured his 20th point-per-game season, surpassing Wayne Gretzky. This achievement adds to his impressive tally of 1,676 career points, ranking him fourth in NHL history for points with a single franchise. Crosby's 14th season with at least 80 points puts him just three shy of Gretzky's record of 17. Known for his relentless work ethic and talent, Crosby continues to defy age at 37, demonstrating consistent elite-level play, as highlighted by Penguins coach Mike Sullivan.

This season also saw Crosby reach 1,050 assists, cementing his position among the top ten in all-time assists in the NHL, ahead of hockey legends like Gordie Howe. His achievements this year further showcase his remarkable legacy as a future Hall of Famer.