With an assist last night, Sidney Crosby is now a part of the Pittsburgh Penguins' all-time top 10 for points scored with the organization. Crosby's current pace of 1.35 points/game is second in franchise history (behind, well, you guess).
|
Name |
Games |
Points |
|
Mario Lemieux |
915 |
1723 |
|
Jaromir Jagr |
806 |
1079 |
|
Rick Kehoe |
722 |
636 |
|
Ron Francis |
533 |
613 |
|
Jean Pronovost |
753 |
603 |
|
Kevin Stevens |
522 |
555 |
|
Syl Apps |
495 |
500 |
|
Martin Straka |
560 |
442 |
|
Paul Coffey |
331 |
440 |
|
Sidney Crosby |
299 |
405 |
An impressive top ten to crack, the Penguins have seen no shortage of great offensive players over the years and Crosby is now a part of it, just nine games into his season as a 22 year old.
Evgeni Malkin, if you're wondering, is at 315 career points. So while he's flying up the list, it'll be a while still before he cracks the top ten, being as he'll have to get 441 points to knock off Paul Coffey.