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Wayne Gretzky

Author of Gretzky: An Autobiography

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Gretzky: An Autobiography 65 copies
99: My Life in Pictures 10 copies
Gretzky From the Back Yard Rink to the Stanley Cup 2 copies
Gretzky : omaelämäkerta 1 copy

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And the Crowd Goes Wild: Relive the Most Celebrated Sporting Events Ever… (Afterword) 138 copies, 3 reviews

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Gretzky, Wayne Douglas, CC

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Brantford, Ontario, Canada

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2002 Winter Olympics (Executive Director-Manager of Canada's Men Hockey Team ∙ 2002)

World Cup of Hockey (Executive Director-Manager of Team Canada ∙ 2004)

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Hart Memorial Trophy ( [1979, 1988])

Art Ross Trophy ( [1980, 1989, 1993])

Hockey Hall of Fame (Inductee ∙ 1999)

Conn Smythe Trophy (1985 ∙ 1988)

Lester B. Pearson Award (1982 ∙ 1983 ∙ 1984 ∙ 1985 ∙ 1987)

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