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ATLANTA -- Thrashers GM Rick Dudley was a minor league coach in the Los Angeles Kings' organization when the Kings acquired Wayne Gretzky in the summer of 1988, so he knows whereof he speaks when he says anyone can be traded. Fair enough. But l...

After replacing Wayne Gretzky before the start of the season, Dave Tippett is close to bringing Phoenix to the playoffs. How's he doing it? We spent a day with the coach to find out.

The NHL is stuck in the middle of a financial mess with the game's greatest player and ambassador, Wayne Gretzky. Will the Phoenix sale hamper the league's relationship with The Great One?

The Cup is once again up for grabs. And the Penguins' win has changed the rules. There are no excuses anymore for Alex Ovechkin and the rest of the league's young stars.

With Wayne Gretzky's exit from Phoenix, many will ask, "Well, what now?" His future is uncertain, but how can a league not have The Great One around in some capacity?

The odds have always been against Dan Bylsma (how many raised their eyebrows when he took over as Penguins coach?). But his uncharacteristic journey is the secret to his success.

Even in his fourth season behind the Coyotes' bench, Wayne Gretzky still seems to draw those, "He's still coaching?" questions. But The Great One isn't balking, he's "not going anywhere."

Wayne Gretzky says he does not want to return as executive director for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. So, now what? Finding a home for The Great One is going to be one touchy task for Hockey Canada.

With Wayne Gretzky's trade from the dynastic Oilers to the Kings 20 years ago unassailably the most significant move in the NHL annals, Scott Burnside reveals the seven biggest swaps in history.

Rick Tocchet is getting a second chance in the NHL because of Wayne Gretzky's loyalty, but what he decides to do with his second chance is in his hands.

At least one Stanley Cup finalist is not experiencing a hangover, and it's not who you think.

David Beckham is descending upon L.A. with his celebrity wife in tow, but he's not the first. Remember Wayne Gretzky?

Heading into the new season, we thought the Coyotes were a team that could dream of the playoffs. A quarter into the season, Wayne Gretzky and Co. are struggling. Scott Burnside paid them a visit.

Heading into the new season, we thought the Coyotes were a team that could dream of the playoffs. A quarter into the season, Wayne Gretzky and Co. are struggling. Scott Burnside paid them a visit.

Heading into the new season, we thought the Coyotes were a team that could dream of the playoffs. A quarter into the season, Wayne Gretzky and Co. are struggling. Scott Burnside paid them a visit.

Not many believed the Hurricanes could win the Cup. So, who's our Cinderella team for 2006-07? Scott Burnside picks the Coyotes.