Wayne Gretzky

Ovetjkin Nears Gretzky's NHL Goal Record with Latest Score

Ovetjkin Nets 888th Goal, Closing in on Gretzky's NHL Record

Ovechkin scores a hat-trick – closing in on Gretzky

Washington's star forward Alex Ovechkin is approaching ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky's goal record in NHL. This after making a hat-trick on Sunday evening.

Swedish comeback not enough – loss in thriller

Sweden recovered from both a nightmare start and two two-goal deficits. Yet, it ended in defeat after a thrilling overtime in the Four Nations opening match. Mitch Marner became Canada's hero with the 4-3 goal.

The tournament starts tonight – this is what's at stake

Tonight, the star-studded Four Nations begins. Sweden meets Canada in the premiere of the first NHL national team tournament since 2016. Here are the prerequisites.

The Superstar Celebrates – Scored Goals Against 179 Goalkeepers

Now even the Finnish goalkeeper Leevi Merilainen knows what it's like to be outsmarted by NHL's superstar Alexander Ovechkin. Merilainen is now the 179th in a row – and the Russian holder of yet another record.

The Superstar Connor McDavid Brought Down a Swede – Who Was Forced to Leave

Edmonton's superstar Connor McDavid handed out an elbow to the face of Marcus Johansson. The NHL Swede was forced to leave and is expected to be out of play in Minnesota for a while.

Detroit breaks tough streak – Raymond scores

Detroit has had a tough start to the NHL season. But tonight it was a win – the first with new coach Todd McLellan. Swedish Lucas Raymond accounted for a goal and an assist.

Superstar Ovechkin Back

Washington's Russian megastar Alex Ovechkin is back after 16 matches on the sidelines due to injury, and celebrated it with goal number 869.

The Message: Alexander Ovechkin Out for at Least a Month

Confirmed: Superstar Placed on Injury List

Ovechkin closes in on the record – left injured

Ovetjkin closes in on Gretzky with a hat-trick

Star's Milestone – Fourth Fastest in NHL

Guide: Edmonton on the Brink of Historic Comeback

From 0-3 deficit to 3-3. Tonight, Edmonton Oilers can complete a historic turnaround in the Stanley Cup Final against Florida Panthers as the seventh and decisive match is played. In that case, as the first team in 82 years.

Edmonton crush Florida - still in the final

Florida were a win away from taking home the Stanley Cup title. Instead, they were utterly thrashed by Edmonton, who took the match 8–1. It was incredibly nice, says Swedish goal-scorer Mattias Janmark.