Sabres Dominate Penguins 7-3 as Crosby Breaks Gretzky's NHL Record

Buffalo's youth-driven lineup powers a decisive win, while Crosby achieves a historic milestone with his 20th point-per-game NHL season.

Sidney Crosby surpassed Wayne Gretzky by completing his 20th NHL season averaging at least one point per game, setting a new league record.
The Buffalo Sabres overwhelmed the Pittsburgh Penguins with a five-goal second period, securing their fourth consecutive home win.
Jiri Kulich scored twice during the second period, showcasing his offensive skill in a standout performance.
The Sabres' depth shone with 14 players registering points, including rookie Isak Rosen earning his first NHL point.
The Penguins' defensive struggles continued, with Tristan Jarry pulled after allowing four goals on 12 shots, marking their third straight loss.