Edmonton Oilers forward Connor McDavid hit the ice for his 800th career NHL game Tuesday night, becoming the seventh player in franchise history to reach the mark. He trails only Glenn Anderson, Mark Messier, Leon Draisaitl, Ryan Smyth, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins…
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid played in his 800th career NHL game on Tuesday night. The milestone makes the 12th-year forward the seventh player in franchise history to reach the mark. He entered the contest with 1,233 career points, ranking third in NHL history through 800 games behind only Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux.
McDavid is currently fifth in franchise goals with 412, sitting six away from passing Glenn Anderson for fourth place. He is also just 19 points away from overtaking Gretzky for the franchise lead in power-play points and needs 67 points to reach 1,300 career points.
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