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Kane becomes U.S. scoring leader

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January 31, 2026

Patrick Kane became the highest-scoring United States-born player in NHL history, passing Mike Modano with an assist for his 1,375th point on Thursday night for the Detroit Red Wings against the Washington Capitals.

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Kane becomes U.S. scoring leader

PATRICK KANE, center, passed Mike Modano on Thursday with 1,375 points. COREY PERRY (10) collides with Sabres goalie Alex Lyon in the Kings' 4-1 loss.

(Duane BURLESON Associated Press JEFFREY T. BARNES Associated Press)

“It's nice to have it over with in some ways and worry about the rest of the season,” Kane said after Washington’s 4-3 shootout win.

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