Sidney Crosby is now 10th alone on the NHL’s all-time scoring list. With a goal and two assists against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday, he passed the great Phil Esposito in points with his 1,591st and recorded his 1,000th career assist in the process.
With a goal and an assist in Thursday night’s game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Detroit Red Wings, Sidney Crosby recorded his 1,589th and 1,590th career points, tying him with Phil Esposito for 10th on the NHL’s all-time points list.
As the Pittsburgh Penguins battled the Detroit Red Wings with a potential Wild Card spot on the line, Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby reached a personal milestone.
Here's a list of notable events on February 20 in Chicago Blackhawks history. On February 20, 1944, the Blackhawks and Toronto Maple Leafs played the only scoreless, penalty-free game in NHL history.
Here's a list of notable events on January 25 in Chicago Blackhawks history. On January 25, 1964, Phil Esposito scored his first NHL goal. Esposito's inaugural tally came at the 16:01 mark of the second period in the Blackhawks' 5-3 loss to the Detroit Red Wings.
The series will showcase the impact Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, and the Big, Bad Bruins had on hockey‘s regional popularity in the early 1970s.
The Tampa Bay Lightning have released a unique fan cruise called “Bolts on Board” that will sail to the Bahamas and back and will feature famous guests like Dave Andreychuk, Phil Esposito, and the Stanley Cup.
Before the Tampa Bay Lightning took the ice for the first time on Oct. 7, 1992, general manager and team president Phil Esposito and his staff had the daunting challenge of putting together a team that made a respectable impression on the Lightning fans and the rest of the NHL.
Sweater numbers are synonymous with players. Most hockey fans can instantly tell you a great player by the number they wear on their back. There are many different stories about how players became associated with the famous numbers.
Martin St. Louis, Vinny Lecavalier and Phil Esposito are the first-ever inductees On Thursday, the Tampa Bay Lightning started the Lightning Alumni Weekend, a series of events dedicated to the Lightning’s recently introduced Hall of Fame.
The Sabres haven’t hosted the marquee event since 1978. The last time the NHL brought its All-Star Game to the city of Buffalo saw stars like Mike Bossy, Phil Esposito, Guy Lafleur and Yvan Cournoyer make their way to the Queen City.
Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron has joined the 1,000-point club after assisting on Brad Marchand’s goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday night.
The Summit Series, pitting Canada against the Soviet Union, produced the North American country’s proudest hockey moment.
Ahh, the late-90s, what a time to be alive! Twenty five years ago Tampa Bay Lightning founder and general manager Phil Esposito claimed he couldn’t read a fax.
Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images Washington Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin scored his 750th career goal against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday night.
Now that we are in the dog days of summer, the news has settled down quite a bit. Usually at this time of year, NHL general managers (GM) go on vacation or take a break.
Without Tony and Phil, there would be no hockey in Tampa. “The only person I ever brought with me was my brother. And if you can’t trust your brother, who can you trust?
We here at NHLTradeTalk.com have to report the sad news that Hall of Fame Goalie Tony Esposito, who played his entire career with the Chicago Blackhawks (except for 13 games in his rookie season with the Montreal Canadiens), died today at 78 years of age after a battle with pancreatic cancer.
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