Detroit Red Wings' Patrick Kane Scores Milestone Goal From Incredible Angle

During a sequence in the Canadiens end during the 1st period, Kane was breaking down the left side and shot at an incredible angle which bulged the twine in the top corner.

This almost impossible shot shows that he still has the hands to make great things happen for the Red Wings as the team tries to figure out how to turn their season around.

Many through the NHL have noticed that Kane's game has taken a hit this season as he has not produced at the level that many have become accustomed to.

Especially with the fact that he played 50 games last year for the Red Wings after coming back after major surgery on his hip and almost helping the Red Wings make the playoffs at game 82.

He was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in 2007 first round first overall. He was an instant star and found superb chemistry with other Blackhawks sensation Jonathan Toews.

Their edition of the Blackhawks went on an incredible run where they won 3 Stanley cups over the course of the 2010's.

After his run with the Blackhawks came to an end, he was traded to the New York Rangers in an attempt to win another cup but it was clear that he had major issues with his health which turned out to be hip surgery.

He has played 1257 games, scoring 476 goals with 822 assists for 1298 points. At 36 years old many felt that he did not have enough left to continue his career, but he still shows that he has some gas left in the tank as he has scored two goals in his last two games.

Meanwhile, the Blackhawks will be on the road to take on the Calgary Flames as it will be a 4:00 eastern game on Saturday December 21st.