Wayne Gretzky

Wayne Gretzky is hockey’s greatest player. So why are 16 players ahead of him in career playoff games? The answer may surprise you.

What if Wayne Gretzky wasn't hockey's greatest mystery—but its greatest lesson? A look at chaos, patterns, and hockey IQ in a new way.

Wayne Gretzky wasn't magic. What if the skills that made him great can be studied, taught, and used to shape hockey's future?

Dave Semenko was more than Wayne Gretzky’s protector. Three stories reveal the unique character behind an Oilers legend.

The Maple Leafs’ next development challenge isn’t teaching Gavin McKenna more skills. It’s helping him become a better thinker.

Is the Edmonton Oilers' dynasty actually a problem when building a franchise four? Too many legends to narrow it down fairly.

One goal by Kevin McClelland and a Grant Fuhr shutout helped convince the Oilers they could finally topple a dynasty.

Before the NHL dynasty, the Oilers were already building something special in their WHA days in Edmonton.

Gretzky on McDavid: loyalty in Edmonton vs results-driven future. Subtle warning, not alarm bells, but the clock is ticking.

The letter “A” is everywhere in the NHL — from captains to legends and trophies. A quiet symbol with a surprisingly long history.

Playoff hat tricks are rare—but a few NHL stars turned them into habit. Who owned the biggest stage when it mattered most?

In the storied NHL history, letter "G" helps define greatness—from Gretzky’s genius to Goal-Scoring records and a Gloria-fueled Stanley Cup championship run.

The NHL’s peer-voted MVP helps define hockey greatness. From Wayne Gretzky to Connor McDavid, who truly owns the Ted Lindsay legacy? Players select the best.

Why is #99 the NHL’s only league-wide retired number? Because Wayne Gretzky didn’t just dominate hockey—he redefined the game of hockey in record-breaking ways.

Before a goal, there’s the skillful, creative genius. From Gretzky’s 163 assists to today’s 100-Assist club, hockey’s greatest eras were built on "The Apple".

From Gretzky’s 215-point peak to McDavid’s modern mastery, explore the legends who have helped define offensive excellence and own multiple Art Ross Trophies.

From Wayne Gretzky (9 MVPs) to Gordie Howe (6 MVPs) to today’s NHL elite, explore the legends who helped define greatness through the Hart Memorial Trophy.

Six NHL legends own multiple Conn Smythe Trophies—led by Patrick Roy with three. Meet hockey’s ultimate playoff masters.

Only 6 legends have cracked the NHL’s 150-Point Club—led by Wayne Gretzky (9 times) and Mario Lemieux (3 times). Can Connor McDavid do it again—for a 2nd time?

In NHL history, only Wayne Gretzky has cracked the 200-point season—and he did it four times. A look at one of the untouchable NHL records of "The Great One".

Wayne Gretzky’s 92-goal season redefined hockey—“50 in 39,” 10 hat tricks, 212 points, and a record that may never be broken. Pure NHL legendary performance.

50 goals is elite. 60 goals is legend. 70 goals is lunar. 80 goals? That’s hockey defying physics—visited only by Wayne Gretzky, Brett Hull, and Mario Lemieux.

Why ’79 matters: The year the Edmonton Oilers jumped to the NHL from the WHA, unleashed Gretzky and Messier, built a dynasty, and helped change hockey forever.

In the NHL, 50 is elite, 60 legendary. But 70 goals? That’s the moon—a realm only eight players have ever reached in NHL history.

Some NHL records aren’t just broken—they’re untouchable. From Glenn Hall to Wayne Gretzky to Mario Lemieux, which hockey feats are forever?

50 goals is elite. 60 goals is legend. From Wayne Gretzky to Mario Lemieux to Connor McDavid, why the NHL’s rare 60-goal seasons still define greatness.

Why Wayne Gretzky’s 56 empty-net goals mattered—and what they reveal about trust, awareness, and the quiet parts of greatness in NHL hockey history.

Who has played the most NHL playoff games? It’s not Gretzky. Discover the durable, unheralded heroes who defined postseason longevity.

Why isn’t Gretzky anywhere near the top of the playoff games list? The surprising truth reveals how even legends depend on the teams behind them.