Today in history: the record-breaking, Stanley Cup-bound Edmonton Oilers fall 11-0 to the sad sack Hartford Whalers to end what remains the worst road trip in franchise history.

Oilers - Flyers preview: Memories of happier times, when these two clubs met in one of the greatest of Stanley Cup Finals in the spring of 1987.

Rememebering Wayne Gretzky's 18th birthday party, and the 21-year personal services contract he signed at centre ice before the game that night. Both the contract and Wayne himself would have a major effect on the future course of the sport.

Peripatetic puckstopper: Remembering Fred Brathwaite, whose 12-team, 4-country professional career got its start right here in Edmonton.

Historically speaking, how Bad are the Oilers? Currently ranked 29th in the NHL, the Oilers have never before finished in the bottom 3 of the NHL.

A review of the remarkable career of Martin Brodeur and the many career goaltending records he broke in 2009.

Revenge of the minnows: Remembering Slovakia's greatest hockey moment, the 2002 World Senior Men's Championships.

Analyzing era effects on the NHL career shutouts record currently shared by Terry Sawchuk and Martin Brodeur.

Personal memories and a career retrospective of Terry Sawchuk, the talented, troubled goaltender whose seemingly unassailable record of 103 shutouts was equalled by Martin Brodeur this week.

Corsi don't concern them, it's the group of men with the fewest shots in a single season in NHL history