Most Point Per Game Seasons in NHL History

Sidney Crosby recently set the record for most point-per-game seasons in NHL history. It’s an incredible accomplishment, a testament to his tireless work ethic, fitness, and desire to remain among the elite offensive players. 

While Crosby stands alone, which of the other legends of the game compares to Captain Canada’s level of consistent offensive production?

Which NHL Players Have Most Point Per Game Seasons?

Even before the 2025-26 season started, Crosby accomplished everything a professional hockey player could dream of in a career.

Along with sipping from the Holy Grail on three separate occasions, the  Penguins were seemingly perennial Stanley Cup odds contenders at the BetMGM online sportsbook during his prime.

By breaking through the 70-point barrier on April 5, Crosby ensured he would average at least a point per game for the 21st successive season.  

Wayne Gretzky had 19 seasons in which he scored at least a point per game, the second most. 

Four of the nine players with the most point-per-game seasons are Penguin legends, with Mario Lemieux, Evgeni Malkin, and Ron Francis joining Sid. 

The two Oilers’ legends on the list are Mark Messier and Gretzky, although both played for other teams, including the New York Rangers. 

How Many Point-Per-Game Seasons Does Sidney Crosby Have?

Crosby scored a point per game in each of his first 21 NHL seasons. 

How Many Points Per Game Does Crosby Average?

Crosby averages 1.24 points per game. 

Which Other Active Players Have Most Point Per Game Seasons?