Wayne Gretzky was too small, too slow, and too weak to dominate professional hockey. He dominated it anyway. He holds sixty-one NHL records, and his career point total is so far beyond second place that he would still lead the all-time scoring list if he had never scored a single goal.

This episode traces Gretzky from his backyard rink in Brantford, Ontario through his dynasty years in Edmonton, the trade that shook Canada, and the hockey intelligence that made physical gifts irrelevant.

• He holds sixty-one official NHL records including most career goals, assists, and total points
• His trade from Edmonton to Los Angeles in 1988 was so shocking it was called the day Canada cried
• He scored his first organized hockey goal at age six, playing against ten-year-olds
• He would still hold the all-time NHL points record on assists alone, even with zero goals