The record has officially been set! Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane has passed Mike Modano to become the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history.
Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane continues to set records in his illustrious career, and now, he's officially the highest-scoring U.S.-born player of all time.
With an assist on Ben Chiarot's second-period goal on Thursday evening against the Washington Capitals, Kane picked up the 1,375th point of his career, passing Mike Modano for the major milestone.
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Patrick Kane passes Mike Modano for the most points EVER by a US-born player in NHL history (1,375)
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