Only three other hockey heroes have accomplished the same feat as Edmonton Oilers’ Connor McDavid, who has entered an elite club in the NHL with a stunning show of skill and persistence. With an undisclosed injury keeping him out of his team’s last three games, McDavid showed off his remarkable skill by dishing out his 100th assist of the year in Monday’s game against the San Jose Sharks.
With this achievement, he joins the esteemed ranks of Wayne Gretzky, who achieved this amazing feat an incredible 11 times, as well as Bobby Orr and Mario Lemieux, who each achieved this peak once in their great careers. In addition to solidifying McDavid’s place among the best playmakers in the league, this accomplishment opens a new chapter in the NHL’s illustrious past.
Connor McDavid
The Edmonton Oilers captain, Connor McDavid, displayed his skill on the ice during a crucial point in the second period against the Sharks, at 15:35. He showed his usual patience and talent as he skillfully slipped past a flailing Sharks defender with perfect time.
He set up forward Zach Hyman with a deft pass, and Hyman’s 54th goal of the season went in with a strong sense of surety, increasing the Oilers’ lead to 9-1. This crucial play not only showcased McDavid’s extraordinary leadership and vision, but it also brought attention to the cohesiveness and strength of the Oilers’ offensive line-up, thrilling supporters and securing the team’s second straight thrilling victory.
Only 53 seconds into the first period, Connor McDavid lit the ice on fire with his talent, scoring his 32nd goal of the season in a showcase of lightning-fast brilliance. The Canadian Press captured this exciting moment, which reflects McDavid’s unwavering drive on April 15, 2024.
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