Throughout his Hall of Fame career, Wayne Gretzky won four Stanley Cups. He won Stanley Cups in 1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988. His outstanding play in both the regular season and playoffs helped the Oilers become a dynasty in the 1980s. As a Canadian hockey fan growing up, it was impossible not to know who Wayne Gretzky was.
Gretzky is Los Angeles' all-time leader in points per game in the regular season (1.70) and Stanley Cup Playoffs (1.57) among those with more than three games played.
It was Feb. 27, 1996, the day Wayne Gretzky left Los Angeles to become King of the Blues, the day hockey took the front seat in St. Louis. 25 years ago: The day Wayne Gretzky became a St. Louis Blue
The gravitational pull of those stars will, eventually, ensnare a Stanley Cup for the franchise. As it did for Gretzky and Messier, for Mario and Jagr, for Sakic and Forsberg and for Crosby and
While Detroit acquired a talented player in Carson, the three forwards would help the Oilers capture the Stanley Cup that season. Carson would eventually be dealt to Gretzky’s Kings in a package
Post-Gretzky Cup. Eight months after Gretzky was traded, the Oilers turned in their eighth consecutive winning season (38-34-8) before The Great One led Los Angeles back from a 3-1 series deficit
On April 30, 2014, the Kings became the fourth and final team in NHL history to win Game 7 after trailing 3-0 in the series. After falling behind 1-0, Los Angeles scored the contest’s following
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