Video: Blackhawks' Patrick Kane Records 1000th Career Point with Assist vs. Jets

Patrick Kane further cemented himself in Chicago Blackhawks history Sunday night.

The 31-year-old winger recorded his 1,000th career point by assisting Brandon Saad's goal at the 14:14 mark in the third period to extend Chicago's lead over the Winnipeg Jets to 4-1:

According to NHL Public Relations, Kane became the 90th player in league history to notch 1,000 career regular-season points, as well as the youngest U.S.-born player to do so.

Kane's played his whole NHL career for the Blackhawks. He debuted in 2007 and has since won three Stanley Cups, the 2012-13 Conn Smythe Trophy and earned four All-Star nods.

This season, Kane has 24 goals and 37 assists across 49 games for the 24-20-6 Blackhawks.

Chicago defeated Winnipeg 5-2 to notch their fifth successive win.