Mark Scheifele has made history for the Winnipeg Jets/Atlanta Thrashers franchise by scoring his 101st point of the season, setting a new single-season record. This achievement came during a game against the Vegas Golden Knights, where Scheifele assisted on Gabe Vilardi's goal before scoring himself. He surpassed Marian Hossa鈥檚 previous record of 100 points set in the 2006-07 season. Despite Scheifele's milestone, the Jets were eliminated from playoff contention during the game. Scheifele becomes only the fourth player in franchise history to reach the 100-point mark.

By the Numbers
  • 101 points scored in 2025-26 season, setting a franchise record.
  • Fourth player in franchise history to reach 100 points in a season.
State of Play
  • Jets eliminated from Stanley Cup Playoff contention during the game.
  • Scheifele holds franchise records with 371 goals and 905 points over 959 NHL games.
What's Next

As the season wraps up, focus shifts to whether Scheifele can build on his record-setting performance and what the Jets will do to improve their playoff prospects for next season.

Bottom Line

Scheifele鈥檚 historic achievement underscores his significance to the Jets' legacy, even as the team faces challenges in securing postseason contention. His scoring prowess will be crucial for the Jets' future efforts to return to playoff relevance.