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List of National Hockey League retired numbers
NHL retired numbers: team-by-team jersey numbers removed from circulation to honor former players. First retired was Ace Bailey's No. 6 (Toronto, Feb 14, 1934); No. 99 (Wayne Gretzky) is the only league-wide retirement.
List of NCAA Division I ice hockey programs
List of NCAA Division I ice hockey programs: 63 men's and 45 women's varsity teams in 2025-26 across six men's and five women's hockey-only conferences; Michigan and Denver lead men's titles with nine, Wisconsin nine women's.
List of NHL franchise post-season droughts
NHL franchise post-season droughts: Detroit Red Wings hold the longest active playoff drought at 10 seasons since 2016; Buffalo's NHL-record 14-season drought (2012-2026) ended in April 2026; Toronto has the longest Stanley Cup drought.
List of NHL players with 500 goals
NHL 500-goal club: players with 500 career regular-season goals. Maurice Richard first (1957); 50 members by 2026, most recently Patrick Kane; Ovechkin leads all-time with 895 goals.
List of NHL records (individual)
Individual NHL records: League-recognized player and goaltender superlatives. Gretzky holds 54 records (2,857 points, 1,963 assists, 215-point season); Ovechkin took career goals with 929.
List of NHL records (team)
NHL team records: official marks kept at Records.NHL.com. 2022-23 Bruins hold most wins (65) and points (135); Flyers 35-game point streak; 1974-75 Capitals fewest points (21); Oilers 446 goals in 1983-84.
List of NHL statistical leaders
NHL statistical leaders: career and single-season record holders in goals, assists, points, and goaltending. Wayne Gretzky leads assists (1,963) and points (2,857); Alex Ovechkin leads goals (930, breaking Gretzky's 894 in 2025); Martin Brodeur leads goalie wins and shutouts.
List of oldest National Hockey League players
Oldest NHL players: Gordie Howe holds the all-time mark at 52 years, 11 days; Steve Wochy is the oldest living former player; Brent Burns, Ovechkin, and Perry were the oldest active players in 2025-26.
List of Olympic medalists in ice hockey
List of Olympic medalists in ice hockey: men's champions since Antwerp 1920 and women's since Nagano 1998. Canada leads all-time with 25 medals and 14 golds; in 2026 the United States won both tournaments.
List of players with five or more goals in an NHL game
Five-or-more-goal NHL games: Joe Malone's record seven goals (Jan 31, 1920), seven six-goal games, and rare modern five-goal games by Laine, Fedorov, Zibanejad, and Thompson.
List of Stanley Cup champions
List of Stanley Cup champions: ice hockey's title winners from Montreal AAA (1893) through the NHL era (Toronto Arenas 1918, NHL-only since 1926-27) to the 2026 champion Carolina Hurricanes; Montreal leads with 24 titles.
List of stick sports
Stick sports are a broad category of games using a long implement, ranging from the ancient mounted sport of Polo to the Canadian national game of Lacrosse.
List of World Tag Team Champions (WWE)
World Tag Team Championship (WWE), original WWWF tag team title established June 3, 1971, renamed WWF Tag Team Championship 1979, unified at WrestleMania XXV, retired August 16, 2010 with The Hart Dynasty as final champions; distinct from the 2002 lineage.
Little Caesars Arena
Little Caesars Arena, Detroit multi-purpose arena opened September 5, 2017, home of the NHL Red Wings and NBA Pistons in The District Detroit; steep sunken bowl, 19,515-20,332 capacity, over $730 million cost, $403 million public subsidies.
Liz Weekes
Liz Weekes (Elizabeth Jane Weekes, later Scott), Australian water polo goalkeeper born 1971 in Sydney; won the inaugural Olympic women's water polo gold at Sydney 2000, saving the final USA shot after Yvette Higgins's last-second goal.
Loick Luypaert
Loïck Luypaert (Pino), born 1991 in Edegem, Belgian field hockey defender for Braxgata and the Red Lions; Olympic silver Rio 2016, gold Tokyo 2020, world champion 2018, European champion 2019, retired after Paris 2024.
Loretta Dorman
Loretta Dorman OAM (born 1963) is an Australian former field hockey player who played for the Hockeyroos at the 1984 and 1988 Olympics, winning gold at Seoul 1988, Australia's first Olympic hockey gold, and silver at the 1990 World Cup.
Lori Dupuis
Lori Dupuis, born 1972 in Cornwall, Ontario, is a retired Canadian women's ice hockey forward who won Olympic silver in 1998 and gold in 2002, three World Championship golds, and starred for the Brampton Thunder.
Lorraine Hillas
Lorraine Hillas (Lorraine Mary Hillas, later Wharton), born 1961, Australian Hockeyroo field hockey player; fourth at Los Angeles 1984 and Olympic gold medallist at Seoul 1988, later a school teacher.
Los Angeles Kings
Los Angeles Kings, NHL ice hockey team founded in the 1967 expansion; owned by AEG, based at Crypto.com Arena since 1999; two-time Stanley Cup champions (2012, 2014).
Lou Hudson
Lou Hudson refers to two athletes: Henry Dewey Louis Hudson (1898-1975), Canadian ice hockey captain and 1928 Olympic gold medalist, and Louis Clyde Hudson (1944-2014), NBA six-time All-Star and 2022 Hall of Fame inductee.
Lou Lamoriello
Lou Lamoriello (born 1942) is an American hockey executive, Hockey Hall of Fame Builder (2009), and three-time Stanley Cup-winning GM of the New Jersey Devils, later GM of the Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Islanders until 2025.
Louis Baillon
Louis Charles Baillon (1881-1965), Falkland Islands-born field hockey full-back, won Olympic gold with England at the 1908 London Games; the only Falkland Islander Olympic champion, later Phipps Brewery chairman.
Louis Lecompte
Louis Lecompte (John Howard Louis Lecompte, 1914–1970), Canadian defenseman with the RCAF Flyers, won ice hockey gold at the 1948 St. Moritz Olympics, later refereed at the 1956 Games.
Louis Secco
Louis John Secco (1927–2008), Canadian ice hockey forward from Trail, British Columbia; won 1952 Oslo Olympic gold with the Edmonton Mercurys, Canada's last hockey gold until 2002; declined a New York Rangers offer.
Louise Dobson
Louise Dobson (Louise Karen Dobson, born 1972, Shepparton, Victoria), Australian field hockey defender and penalty striker; Atlanta 1996 Olympic gold medallist, Athens 2004 dual Olympian, three-time Champions Trophy winner, and co-chair of the Australian Olympians Association.
Luc Robitaille
Luc Robitaille, born in Montreal in 1966, is a Canadian former NHL left wing who retired in 2006 as the highest-scoring left wing in NHL history.
Lucas Rey
Lucas Rey (Lucas Martín Rey), born 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentine field hockey midfielder; three Olympics (2004, 2012, 2016), gold at Rio 2016 with Los Leones; retired 2017 after 220 caps; Argentina men's head coach since August 2024.
Lucas Rossi
Lucas Rafael Rossi (born 1985, Olivos, Argentina) is a field hockey midfielder for Los Leones and Banco Provincia; three Olympics (2012, 2016, 2020), gold at Rio 2016, three Pan American Games medals, about 213 caps.
Lucas Vila
Lucas Martín Vila ("El Colo"), born 1986 in Buenos Aires, Argentine field hockey forward; 274 caps, 97 goals for Los Leones; 2016 Rio Olympic gold, 2014 World Cup bronze; retired January 2023.