Wayne Gretzky achieved this remarkable feat in the 1981-1982 season, solidifying his status as one of the greatest hockey players of all time.

Wayne Gretzky's exceptional talent and dominance on the ice led him to accumulate an astonishing 2,857 points over his illustrious career.

Wayne Gretzky's goal-scoring prowess was unmatched, as evidenced by his record-breaking 50 goals in just 39 games during the 1981-1982 season.

Bobby Orr's exceptional talent and impact on the game earned him the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded to the NHL's outstanding rookie, an unprecedented four times.

Claude Lemieux's versatility and championship pedigree allowed him to hoist the Stanley Cup with three different teams: the Montreal Canadiens, the New Jersey Devils, and the Colorado Avalanche.

Wayne Gretzky's exceptional playmaking ability and vision led him to accumulate an astounding 1,963 assists over his illustrious career.

Wayne Gretzky's consistency and dominance were unmatched, as he achieved the remarkable feat of scoring 100 points in 10 consecutive seasons.

Wayne Gretzky's goal-scoring prowess was unmatched, as he holds the record for most career goals in the NHL with an astounding 894 goals.

Jacques Plante's exceptional goaltending and leadership earned him both the Vezina Trophy, awarded to the NHL's outstanding goaltender, and the Hart Memorial Trophy, awarded to the NHL's most valuable player, in the 1961-1962 season.

Martin Brodeur's exceptional goaltending skills and longevity in the NHL allowed him to accumulate a record-breaking 125 career shutouts.

Scotty Bowman's remarkable achievements as both a player and a coach make him a true legend of the game. He won the Stanley Cup nine times as a player and 14 times as a coach.

Gordie Howe's exceptional longevity and durability allowed him to play an astonishing 1,767 games over his illustrious career.

Scotty Bowman's unparalleled success and contributions to the game make him a true icon. He won the Stanley Cup 14 times as a coach, nine times as a player, and once as a general manager.

Wayne Gretzky's exceptional offensive production and dominance allowed him to achieve an astonishing 1.92 points per game over his illustrious career.