Joe Thornton makes Maple Leafs history

With his third point against the Ottawa Senators this evening, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Joe Thornton becomes the oldest player in Leafs history to record three or more points in a regular-season game. For the record he's 41 years and 231 days old. The previous record was held by Carl Brewer at 41 years and 78 days old.

Check it out:

Joe Thornton (41 years, 231 days) is the oldest player in @MapleLeafs history to record three or more points in a regular-season game. Carl Brewer (41 years, 78 days) had previously held the distinction. #NHLStats pic.twitter.com/aDwK243KLw
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) February 19, 2021

Not bad, Jumbo! Not bad at all.

Joe Thornton makes Maple Leafs history

Alleged victim in 2018 World Junior case misidentified one player who ends up being current Panther!

Coach Craig Berube with an update on Anthony Stolarz for Game 2

Brutal comments from Nathan MacKinnon after Game 7 loss.