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Crosby passes Dionne for sole possession of sixth on NHL points list

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Crosby passes Dionne for sole possession of sixth on NHL points list

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Sidney Crosby passed Marcel Dionne for sole possession of sixth place on the NHL’s regular-season career points list, reaching 1,772 points when Evgeni Malkin’s shot deflected off him against the Los Angeles Kings. Crosby added an empty-net goal to finish with 1,773 points, and Pittsburgh won 5-2, ending a four-game losing streak. Ron Francis is next at 1,798 points, 26 ahead of Crosby’s final total; the leaders above Francis include Gordie Howe, Mark Messier, Jaromir Jagr and Wayne Gretzky.

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After a 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Kings, the San Jose Sharks held a private players-only meeting as the struggling team searched for answers. Players said the team needs to improve its work ethic and on-ice connection, while coach Ryan Warsofsky backed the group’s effort to address its problems.

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