Wayne Gretzky won a total of 10 Art Ross Trophies.
He won seven consecutive scoring titles from 1980-81 to 1986-87 with the Edmonton Oilers, then three Trophies while playing for the Los Angeles Kings: 1989-90, 1990-91, and 1993-94.
Zero. Hockey is a team sport. No one person wins or loses.
he was a Major part in Canadians hockey and has done many many Charity's
Wayne Gretzky is a world famous Canadian Hockey Player, also known as the Great One, check out his Bio, he has many world records that still have not been broken.Wayne Gretzky is the best player of all time in NHL hockey.
Wayne Gretzky played from 1979-1999 appearing in 1487 games and accumulated 577 penalty minutes.
No. Wayne Gretzky played his minor hockey in Brantford, which is part of what is now known as Alliance Hockey. Gretzky's family moved to Toronto, and Wayne played for the Toronto Nationals, but the team was a Jr. B organization at the time, not a GTHL organization which it is now. The Jr. B league Gretzky played in is most comparable to the OJHL.
It is hard to pick just one player who is the best hockey player in history because that is an opinion. But Wayne Gretzky is probably the most well know/greatest holding the most records in the NHL of any player. Other top players were Bobby Orr, Mario Lemieux, Gordie Howe and goalie Terry Sawchuck.
because he broke many records and is an outstanding hockey player. he ate 8 hotdogs while playing in a minor league hockey game, but he never panned out as a player
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There are many famous hockey players, so here are just a few of those many: Wayne Gretzky was nicknamed the Great One and is widely acknowledged as the greatest hockey player. Mario Lemieux, Bobby Orr, Jaromir Jagr, Gordie Howe (nicknamed Mr. Hockey), and Brett Hull are all very well known hockey players. Patrick Roy is a famous goaltender. Some active NHL hockey players who are well known include Alexander Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Ryan Getzlaf, Evgeni Malkin, Martin Brodeur, Ryan Miller, and Teemu Selanne.
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The Great One scored 122 goals in 208 playoff games from 1980-99 for the Oilers, Blues, Kings, and Rangers.