In a thrilling showdown last night, history was made as Sidney Crosby, the legendary captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins, became the 21st player in NHL history to reach the remarkable milestone of 600 career goals. This achievement underscores not only Crosby's skill and dedication on the ice but also solidifies his legacy as one of the greatest players of all time.

What's more exciting for Penguins fans is that Crosby still has two years remaining on his current contract. This opens up the possibility for him to climb even higher on the all-time goal-scoring list. If he continues at his current pace, scoring between 30-40 goals each season, Crosby could quite feasibly finish his career ranked around 12th all-time and could even challenge franchise legend Mario Lemieux, who sits at 690 goals.

Crosby's career is already legendary, with numerous accolades including multiple Stanley Cups, Hart Trophies, and an Olympic gold medal under his belt. He ranks among the top-10 in the all-time points list and is poised to surpass giants like Joe Sakic, Mario Lemieux, and Steve Yzerman as he continues to perform at such a high level.

As the NHL season progresses, fans are eagerly watching to see how many more milestones Crosby will achieve. Will he become the 12th all-time leading goal scorer? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain—each game brings Crosby closer to cementing his unparalleled legacy in the hockey world.

Stay tuned for more updates from the Eastern Conference and beyond!