CRANBERRY, Pa. -- Wayne Gretzky holds the NHL's all-time goal-scoring title at 894 goals.
That's a figure that doesn't include his 122 NHL postseason goals, 46 regular-season WHA goals, 10 WHA postseason goals, or 26 goals at senior-level international tournaments like the Olympics, World Cup, World Championship and Canada Cup.
All together, Gretzky has scored 1,098 goals at the professional or senior international level. That's a figure that stood as the record-holder until a 50-year-old Jaromir Jagr scored his 1,099th such goal for his team Kladno in the top Czech league.
Jagr, who turns 51 on Feb. 15, scored the goal in the third period of a 5-4 loss at Trinec on Sunday:
It was Jagr's third goal and 11th point in 19 games this season.
Jagr scored 766 regular-season goals in the NHL, ranking fourth all-time behind Gretzky (894), Alex Ovechkin (812) and Gordie Howe (801). He scored another 78 in the NHL postseason, 66 in the KHL regular season, 7 in the KHL postseason, 107 in Czech leagues and 55 in different senior-level international tournaments.
