Move over, No. 9.
Jaromir Jagr continued his remarkable assault on the record books Friday night, collecting a pair of assists against the New York Rangers to pass Gordie Howe for the most points in NHL history by a player after turning 40 years old, according to TSN.
Jaromir Jagr continues to defy convention (and age), as he has vaulted him over Mr. Hockey for 1st on the all-time NHL scoring after 40 list pic.twitter.com/T99BtQINCa
— StatsCentre (@StatsCentre) March 18, 2017
Jagr picked up a primary assist on Jonathan Huberdeau's second-period goal and set up Aleksander Barkov's third-period marker to accomplish his latest milestone.
The 45-year-old forward has 1,907 points in 1,699 career regular-season games, ranking second on the NHL's all-time points list.
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