Avalanche's Nathan MacKinnon Hits 100-Point Milestone for 4th Straight Season

The center's consistent excellence has him among the NHL's elite players.

Published on Mar. 4, 2026

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Nathan MacKinnon recorded his fourth consecutive 100-point season, becoming only the second player in Avalanche/Nordiques history to accomplish that feat. The center's assist in Colorado's 5-1 win over the Ducks allowed him to reach the milestone in just 59 games, setting a franchise record.

Why it matters

MacKinnon's ability to produce at an elite level year after year has made him one of the most valuable players in the NHL. His sustained excellence over the past four seasons puts him in rare company and solidifies his status as a franchise legend.

The details

MacKinnon's assist on Gabriel Landeskog's goal in the third period was his 100th point of the season. He joined Peter Stastny as the only players in Avalanche/Nordiques history to record 100 points in four straight campaigns. MacKinnon also became the fourth player in franchise history to reach the 100-point mark four or more times overall, joining Stastny, Joe Sakic, and Michel Goulet.

  • MacKinnon reached the 100-point milestone in just 59 games, setting an Avalanche franchise record.
  • This is the fourth consecutive season that MacKinnon has reached triple-digit points.

The players

Nathan MacKinnon

The center for the Colorado Avalanche who has become one of the NHL's elite players with four straight 100-point seasons.

Peter Stastny

A former player for the Avalanche/Nordiques franchise who also recorded 100 points in six consecutive seasons from 1980-81 to 1985-86.

Joe Sakic

A former Avalanche player and current executive who reached the 100-point mark six times in his career.

Michel Goulet

A former Nordiques player who reached 100 points four times during his NHL career.

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What they’re saying

“Nathan MacKinnon joined Peter Stastny (6 from 1980-81 to 1985-86) as the only @Avalanche / Nordiques players to record 100 points in four consecutive campaigns.”

— NHL PR (Twitter)

What’s next

MacKinnon will look to continue his strong play as the Avalanche continue their California road trip. With three games in hand, he remains close to Connor McDavid in the race for the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading scorer.

The takeaway

MacKinnon's sustained excellence over the past four seasons has cemented his status as one of the NHL's elite players. His ability to consistently produce at a high level puts him in rare company and makes him a clear favorite for the Hart Trophy as the league's most valuable player.