The hockey stick Wayne Gretzky used during the Edmonton Oilers’ series-clinching game in the 1988 Stanley Cup Finals was sold for $336,000, setting a new record for an NHL-used stick, Sotheby ...

The stick Wayne Gretzky used in the Oilers' Stanley Cup Finals-clinching win in 1988 sold for $336,000, an all-time record for an NHL-used hockey stick, Sotheby's announced Friday.

Wayne Gretzky's game-used stick from the 1988 Stanley Cup finals, in which the Edmonton Oilers secured a momentous victory over the Boston Bruins, is preparing to enter the auction market.

The stick sold at a Sotheby's auction for $336,000, setting an all-time record for a game-used NHL hockey stick (h/t ESPN's Dan Hajducky). The stick was previously owned by Rick Elaschuk, a ...

Last year, Sotheby’s set a record with another Gretzky stick, used in the Oilers’ 1988 Stanley Cup-clinching game, selling it for $336,000 — the highest price ever paid for an NHL hockey ...

Wayne Gretzky is one of the best hockey players of all time, if not the best hockey player of all time. However, a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame with his son once turned him into just another ...

The stick Gretzky used to score his 802nd goal against the Vancouver Canucks on March 23, 1994, to break the previous NHL record of 801 held by Gordie Howe, went to the Hockey of Hall of Fame in ...

The autographed Gretzky stick is a game-used stick when the Oilers beat the New York Islanders in 1984 for the team's first Stanley Cup.

His wooden hockey stick company is one of the last manufacturers of its kind in North America, based in the proud hometown of the man widely seen as hockey’s G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time ...

Roustan calls Gretzky a friend, and he is astounded that some would think he would ever be a traitor to his Canadian roots. “To drop Wayne Gretzky’s name into the middle of this,” says ...