Legends of Hockey: Greatness Calling 2000–2020

The Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames battled for supermacy from 1984 until the decade's end and the Stanley Cup was competed for 7 times on Alberta soil.

The 1980's was the highest scoring decade in the NHL. The high-octane offense teams dominated the decade and set the trend.

Women have played hockey as long as the men. For many years women's hockey fell into obscurity, then in the 1990's a treasure trove of talent would emerge.

Most chose the route of junior hockey, but by the 1980's players would emerge from the US colleges and not only make it to the NHL, but become Hall of Famers.

Despite being late round draft picks or not drafted at all, this group of future Hall of Famers had to overcome the odds just to get an NHL tryout.

From first overall picks to hidden gems, this episode features a cast of stars that emerged from the NHL draft. This…is scoring at the draft.

Countless players have risen to the challenge to defend against the opposition, but only a select few have spent their entire careers defending with honour.

It's the most thankless, under-appreciated, yet most important position in hockey: the goaltender.

From behind the Iron Curtain comes a wave of superstar talent that takes the game to even a higher level of skill and speed.

A unique few Hall of Fame players transcend their careers on the ice to become architects in the front office of great franchises.

This episode highlights the Scandinavian players inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame 2022 class including Daniel Alfredsson, Riikka Sallinen, Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin.