Hockey

Considered the greatest hockey player of all time; holds numerous NHL records including 2857 career points

Revolutionized the defenseman position; two-time Stanley Cup champion and multiple Norris Trophy winner

Two-time Stanley Cup champion and six-time Art Ross Trophy winner; considered second only to Gretzky

Four-time Stanley Cup champion; played professionally into his 50s; longtime NHL points record holder

Three-time Stanley Cup champion; two-time Olympic gold medalist; face of the modern NHL

All-time NHL goal scoring leader surpassing Gretzky's record; one Stanley Cup championship

First NHL player to score 50 goals in a season; iconic Montreal Canadiens legend and cultural hero in Quebec

Four-time Stanley Cup champion; considered one of the greatest goaltenders in NHL history

Six-time Stanley Cup champion; renowned leader who captained the Rangers to their 1994 championship

One of the most prolific scorers in NHL history; known for his powerful slap shot and speed

Multiple Hart Trophy and Art Ross Trophy winner; widely regarded as the best current player in the NHL

Three-time Stanley Cup champion; all-time leader in goaltender wins and shutouts in NHL history

Three-time Stanley Cup champion; longtime captain of the Detroit Red Wings and later successful GM

Two-time Stanley Cup champion; second all-time in NHL points; played professionally well into his 40s

Five-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens; dominant scorer of the 1970s

Two-time Hart Trophy winner as goaltender; Olympic gold medalist; considered one of greatest goalies ever

Two-time Stanley Cup champion; known for his prolific goal scoring including a 86-goal season

Ten-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens; revered as a gentleman and ambassador of the game

Four-time Stanley Cup champion; seven-time Norris Trophy winner; considered the greatest defenseman of his era

Two-time Stanley Cup champion; first player to score 100 points in a season; key figure in 1972 Summit Series