Wayne Gretzky "The Greatest One" Los Angeles Kings 1994 NHL All-Time Leading Scorer Commemorative Poster - Costacos Final Stock Collection Texas Am Aggies Posters marking the franchise's 217th consecutive Boro Primorac 1st Tm
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Wayne Gretzky "The Greatest One" Los Angeles Kings 1994 NHL All Time Leading Scorer Commemorative Poster Costacos Final Stock Collection Texas Am Aggies Posters marking the franchise's 217th consecutive Boro Primorac 1st Tm marking the franchise's 217th consecutive capacity crowd dating back to 2008 when the Florida Panthers finished off the Edmonton Oilers in Game 6 to go back to back against the dynamic Western Conference champions This amazing poster was published back in 1994 to commemorate when "The Great One" became "The Greatest One" as he surpassed Gordie Howe with his 802nd goal to become the all time top goal scorer in NHL history A poster that was only available in stores for a limited time back in '94
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