



Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame
MVP of Regular Season
Sportsmanship and Gentlemanly Conduct
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Most Outstanding Player as Voted by the NHLPA
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Most Outstanding Player as Voted by the NHLPA
Championship
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Most Outstanding Player as Voted by the NHLPA
Championship
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Stanley Cup Playoffs
MVP of Regular Season
Most Outstanding Player as Voted by the NHLPA
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Championship
Top Point Scorer
MVP of Regular Season
Most Outstanding Player as Voted by the NHLPA
Championship
MVP of Stanley Cup Playoffs
MVP of Regular Season
Top Point Scorer
Top Point Scorer
Sportsmanship and Gentlemanly Conduct
Sportsmanship and Gentlemanly Conduct
Top Point Scorer
Sportsmanship and Gentlemanly Conduct
Sportsmanship and Gentlemanly Conduct
Every superlative has been used, many strung together, to describe the otherworldy talent of Wayne Gretzky, who commonly is regarded as the greatest hockey player ever.
Based purely on statistics, there is no argument -- the man is without peer, nor will he have one in the foreseeable future. He owns many records from the ranks of peewee hockey to the NHL, sitting atop every meaningful offensive category, often miles ahead of the players ranked second.
Read more about Wayne Gretzky in his 100 Greatest Players bio.
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Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers.
Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers.
Traded to St. Louis by Los Angeles for Craig Johnson, Patrice Tardif, Roman Vopat, St. Louis' 5th round pick (Peter Hogan) in 1996 NHL Draft and St. Louis' 1st round pick (Matt Zultek) in 1997 NHL Draft.
Traded to St. Louis by Los Angeles for Craig Johnson, Patrice Tardif, Roman Vopat, St. Louis' 5th round pick (Peter Hogan) in 1996 NHL Draft and St. Louis' 1st round pick (Matt Zultek) in 1997 NHL Draft.
Traded to Los Angeles by Edmonton with Mike Krushelnyski and Marty McSorley for Jimmy Carson, Martin Gelinas, Los Angeles' 1st round picks in 1989 (later traded to New Jersey -- New Jersey selected Jason Miller), 1991 (Martin Rucinsky) and 1993 (Nick Stajduhar) NHL Drafts and cash.
Traded to Los Angeles by Edmonton with Mike Krushelnyski and Marty McSorley for Jimmy Carson, Martin Gelinas, Los Angeles' 1st round picks in 1989 (later traded to New Jersey -- New Jersey selected Jason Miller), 1991 (Martin Rucinsky) and 1993 (Nick Stajduhar) NHL Drafts and cash.
Traded to Edmonton (WHA) by Indianapolis (WHA) with Eddie Mio and Peter Driscoll for $700,000 and future considerations.
Traded to Edmonton (WHA) by Indianapolis (WHA) with Eddie Mio and Peter Driscoll for $700,000 and future considerations.
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