Patrick Kane Reaches 1,300 Career Points

Patrick Kane reached a significant milestone in his NHL career by achieving 1,300 career points during the Detroit Red Wings' 4-2 victory over the Washington Capitals. Kane scored a power-play goal and provided an assist to help the Red Wings snap a four-game losing streak, while Todd McLellan celebrated his first win as Detroit's head coach. Alex DeBrincat scored twice and Lucas Raymond added another goal, with Alex Lyon making 26 saves. Meanwhile, Capitals' star Alex Ovechkin returned to scoring after a long injury absence but remains 25 goals shy of Wayne Gretzky's record of 894. Kane is now the second U.S.-born player to reach 1,300 points, just behind Mike Modano. The Red Wings are set to face the Pittsburgh Penguins next, while the Capitals will host the Boston Bruins.