McDavid became the fourth fastest player to reach 1,100 points in the NHL regular season

Edmonton Oilers forward Connor McDavid has reached 1,100 points in the National Hockey League (NHL) regular season.

As noted by Sport-Express, during the match against St. Louis, which ended with a score of 2:3, the 28-year-old Canadian provided two assists. After this game, he scored 1,101 (364 + 737) in 726 regular season matches.

McDavid is the 69th hockey player in NHL history to score that many points. In terms of scoring speed, he is second only to the legends Wayne Gretzky (464 games), Mario Lemieux (550) and Mike Bossi (725).

In the current 2025/26 season, Connor McDavid is showing high performance — he has 21 points (3+18) in 15 games played.

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On October 29, the Ak Bars Hockey Club set a club record after winning its 11th consecutive FONBET match of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). It was clarified that Ak Bars had defeated HC Metallurg. The game ended with a score of 4:0.

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