Mario Lemieux is hockey’s greatest goal scorer ever, and with all due respect to Ovechkin, Wayne Gretzky and Mike Bossy, it’s not even a fair fight. We can talk numbers. We can talk eye test.

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Here are the top 10 moments in the Sid vs. Ovi rivalry. What You Should Read Next Alex Ovechkin has the NHL goals record, but Mario Lemieux is the greatest scorer ever Ovechkin isn't the greatest ...

The 37-year-old could still break some massive franchise records set by another all-time great, Mario Lemieux. Lemieux is the Penguins' leader in goals with 690 and points with 1,723. Crosby ...

“I think the two best pure finishers are Mario Lemieux and Mike Bossy. And I think if both didn’t have their careers abbreviated by injury, each would have been a threat to score 1,000 career goal ...

Boston’s scoring machine collected a goal and added a pair of assists, giving him 100 points on the season, in a 7-2 rout of New Jersey at ... Gretzky (1991) and Mario Lemieux (1988) for the ...

The five players ahead of MacKinnon in that stat: Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Connor McDavid, Barry Pederson and Leon Draisaitl. He's ahead of the likes of Mark Messier and Bobby Orr further ...

Semyon Varlamov has given up eight goals, including ones on which Ovechkin passed Mario Lemieux for 10th place, Phil Esposito for sixth and Jaromir Jagr for third. But Varlamov is injured.

Three of them have done so exclusively in Penguins uniforms with Crosby joining Mario Lemieux and Evgeni Malkin on the list. A history-making season for No. 87 This season has been full of ...

That season was memorable for so many reasons. Mario Lemieux retired after 26 games, and Sidney Crosby debuted, finishing second in the Calder Trophy to future long-time rival Alex Ovechkin.