The only sport where their isn't a dispute at to who the greatest is in hockey. And that's Wayne Gretzky. His nickname is even "The great one."
"The Great One is the best scorer ever, and it's not close.
For a simple explanation of Wayne Gretzky's dominance, consider this: He totaled 1,963 assists over his 21 years. No player in history has collected more goals and assists combined than he has assists, and you can add 894 more goals to that account.
Mario Lemieux is the only other player to register 160 points in a season, hitting the mark four times. Gretzky did it nine times, maxing out at 215 and breaking 200 four times.
Gretzky, who hoisted the Stanley Cup four times, captured 18 All-Star nods, 10 Art Ross Trophies and nine Hart Trophies.
He holds numerous career records—most notably points, goals and assists—in both the regular season and playoffs.
He also holds or shares 61 records listed in the League's Official Guide and Record Book: 40 for the regular season, 15 for the Stanley Cup playoff and six for the All-Star Game.
*The Art Ross Trophy is awarded to the National Hockey League player who leads the league in points at the end of the regular season.
*The Hart Trophy, is an annual award for the most valuable player in the National Hockey League."