McDavid joined some elite company by recording his 100th career point in just his 92nd career game

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Connor McDavid , Getty Images/Bruce Bennett

As dominant as Sidney Crosby has been this season, he's still four points behind Connor McDavid for the league lead in points.

Wednesday night, McDavid reached another milestone against the Panthers with an assist on the Oilers' opening goal of the game.

100th @NHL point for Connor! 💯 #FLAvsEDM
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) January 19, 2017

McDavid's 100th career point came in just his 92nd career game, and with it he joined some elite company to say the least.

Fewest GP to reach 100 NHL points among active players (@EliasSports):
77: Alex Ovechkin
80: Sidney Crosby
89: Evgeni Malkin
92: @cmcdavid97
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) January 19, 2017

Oddly enough, Crosby and Malkin are number two and three in the NHL in points behind McDavid, while Ovi is tied for fourth in goals with 21.

Connor also made some Oilers history with his 100th career point, too.

Fewest games to 100 career NHL points, @EdmontonOilers history (@EliasSports):
61 – Wayne Gretzky
85 – Blair MacDonald
92 – @cmcdavid97
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) January 19, 2017

McDavid started his quest for 200 career points against the Panthers as he added another assist on the night and also scored the overtime winner.

Safe to say things are going well for him and the Oilers, and it only gets better as Edmonton's captain will be on the newest edition of Cabbie Presents Friday.