A pair of 18-year-old Czech forwards were the first two picks of the 2025 CHL Import Draft on Wednesday. They were part of a ...

Gretzky, the NHL's all-time leading scorer, averaged 1.92 points a game to Crosby's 1.25, but Gretzky had 62 points in 70 games in his 20th and final season in 1998-99.

It's simple math. Gretzky has more assists than anyone else has points – and, oh yeah, he also happens to be the all-time leading goal-scorer, too. Add it all up and he's more than 900 points ...

But Gretzky also had a staggering 50 more points (153-103) in those five additional contests. Since then, though, no one besides Gretzky himself (39, ‘85-86) has come within 20.

Gretzky averaged 1.84 points per game in the postseason, in the same NHL playoffs that are a brutal exercise in athleticism, stamina, physicality and mental endurance.

Gretzky finished 1981-82 with 92 goals, including 50 in the Oilers' first 39 games, and 212 points. The League's second-leading scorer was Mike Bossy of the New York Islanders, who had 147 points ...

Gretzky's early years were played when the NHL averaged the highest average points per game. Of 25 players who scored 65 goals or more in a season, 19 were in Gretzky's era. That includes four ...

By the measure of points scored, the percent difference between Gretzky and anyone else who’s ever played the game of hockey at its highest level is 39 percent. Thirty-nine percent.

Gretzky won seven-straight Art Ross trophies as the league’s points leader from 1980 to 1987. Those alone would make him the all-time leader, but he added three more over his next seven seasons.

Gretzky holds the record for most playoff points. With 382, the Great One has nearly 100 more than the next closest player, Mark Messier. Gretzky and Messier are two of just six players in NHL ...

The Penguins captain surpassed the mark first set by Gretzky, who finished all but his 20th and final NHL season in 1998-99 averaging a point a game. "He's a tremendous, special player and person ...