Michigan House commemorates Detroit Red Wings hockey player Patrick Kane for setting U.S.-born scoring record

Original title: A resolution to commemorate Patrick Kane of the Detroit Red Wings for becoming the all-time leading scorer among United States-born players in National Hockey League history.

Last action · March 5, 2026: adoptedSponsors: Brad Paquette and 14 others

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What This Bill Does

The Michigan House of Representatives adopted House Resolution 257 to officially commemorate Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane for surpassing Mike Modano to become the all-time leading scorer among United States-born players in National Hockey League history.

Why it matters

Recognizes an athletic milestone and local resident without altering state laws, appropriations, or public services.

Background

Patrick Kane is a professional ice hockey player who has played in the National Hockey League for teams including the Chicago Blackhawks and the Detroit Red Wings. context
Mike Modano is a retired professional ice hockey player who previously held the record for most career points by a U.S.-born NHL player. context

Who It Affects

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Patrick Kane

Receives formal legislative recognition and congratulations from the Michigan House of Representatives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What milestone did Patrick Kane achieve?

Patrick Kane became the all-time leading scorer among United States-born players in National Hockey League history, surpassing Mike Modano's previous record of 1,374 career points.

Does this resolution change any laws or provide funding?

No. House Resolution 257 is a commemorative measure that carries no funding, program changes, or legal mandates.

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Procedural history

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Mar 5, 2026HouseFloor
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Mar 5, 2026HouseIntroduced
introduced by Representative Rep. Brad Paquette

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