Major Announcement Involving Red Wings Forward Patrick Kane From The NHL

Already being deemed as the best American-born American player in NHL history, Patrick Kane, known by his famous nickname 'showtime', continues to impress the league at 36-years old.

In 2016, Kane captured the Hart Trophy as the league's most valuable player alongside the Art Ross Trophy, the first ever U.S-born player to win the sought after award. A three-time Stanley Cup Champion (2010, 2013, 2015) alongside a Conn Smythe Trophy, Kane's resume truly speaks for itself.

When the Red Wings beat the Seattle Kraken for their 7th straight win on Tuesday, in a 5-4 shootout thriller to complete the comeback, Kane

While putting the Red Wings on his back, Kane cemented his name into NHL history by surpassing a former member of the Blackhawks, Jonathan Toews, for the most shootout goals ever scored by earning his 53rd.

It was not just any ordinary shootout goal, it was a beautiful and signature Patrick Kane move, which ended with a beautiful bardown noise, have a look:

Kane is currently 36-years of age and has tallied up 30 points in 44 games this season, while experiencing setbacks due to lingering injuries

Kane has shown the league he's still got it, and he will become a free agent at the end of this NHL season.

Will Kane and his agent discuss a potential 1-year contract with Kyle Davidson and the Chicago Blackhawks, to officially retire as a member of the organization?

Time will tell, in the meantime, stay up to date with the latest news surrounding the NHL here with us at Hawksinsider.