Sidney Crosby Scores 600th NHL Goal

Sidney Crosby scored his 600th NHL goal during a game against the Utah Hockey Club, becoming the 21st player in history to reach this milestone. The goal, which came with just 10 seconds remaining in a five-on-three power play, marked his seventh goal in the last 12 games. Crosby is now one of only two active players, alongside Alex Ovechkin, to have reached 600 goals, and is the second player in Penguins history to do so, joining Mario Lemieux. Despite this achievement, the Penguins lost the game 6-1, marking their 14th loss in the last 18 games. Crosby's milestone goal further solidified his status as a franchise icon, contributing to Pittsburgh's legacy as the second team in NHL history with multiple 600-goal scorers. He now looks to continue climbing the all-time goal-scoring list, with several players just ahead of him.