Ladies and gentlemen, the world of ice hockey has witnessed history! On Saturday, the Edmonton Oilers’ Connor McDavid threw himself into the elite circle of hockey players who’ve scored 150 points in a season. Did someone say legendary?

Kicking off against the San Jose Sharks, McDavid demonstrated his “supreme ruler of the ice” vibes as he showcased his unstoppable moves, making NHL fans around the globe drop their jaws in awe. How did it all go down? Well, let me break it down for you.

Early in the first period, our boy McDavid pulled off a sizzling assist for Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, clocking his 87th assist for the season. But he wasn’t done there, no way. With just 1:44 left in the period, he managed to knock in a rebound for his 63rd goal! BOOM! And there you have it, folks – McDavid joined the coveted 150-point club, and our hearts just swelled with pride.

If you’re wondering who else McDavid has the honor of sharing this exclusive circle with, buckle up. He now stands tall amongst legends such as Wayne Gretzky (who accomplished this nine times, no big deal), Mario Lemieux (four times, including the last 150-pointer season in 1995-96 with 161 points), Phil Esposito, Steve Yzerman, and Bernie Nichols.

Basically, our boy Connor is now officially a part of ice hockey royalty. Next stop: world domination (or, you know, just breaking some more records and making us all scream in delight). In the meantime, keep an eye on this icy sensation, because with the way he’s playing, there’s no telling what he’ll achieve next. Bravo, McDavid, bravo!