Crosby doesn't think about it much, but he is on pace to pass Gretzky's record for most consecutive NHL seasons averaging a point per game.

Anytime you pass one of Wayne Gretzky's career stats, it's a good night. That's what Pittsburgh Penguins great Sidney Crosby did on Tuesday. Crosby poked a shot from the right slot past the goalie and into the net for a first-period goal and the 1,

Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins broke Wayne Gretzky's record by achieving 1670 points, surpassing Gretzky's 1669 points. Despite this achievement, some fans noted that Crosby took 20 seasons to accomplish what Gretzky did in 9 seasons.