Oldest NHL Player Ever
Gordie Howe, also known as "Mr. Hockey," holds the record as the oldest player to ever appear in an NHL game. On March 11, 1980, at the age of 52, he played a shift for the Hartford Whalers against the Quebec Nordiques. Howe had previously retired in 1971, but returned to play five years later to play alongside his sons Mark and Marty.
Howe's remarkable career spanned 33 seasons, during which he played for the Detroit Red Wings, Hartford Whalers, and Houston Aeros. He was a six-time Stanley Cup champion and 24-time All-Star, and his 801 career goals rank 10th all-time.
Howe's exceptional longevity and skill made him a true icon of the sport. His determination and perseverance continue to inspire hockey players to this day.
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- How many Stanley Cups did Gordie Howe win? Six
- What is Gordie Howe's nickname? Mr. Hockey
- How old was Gordie Howe when he played his final NHL game? 52
- Did Gordie Howe play alongside his sons in the NHL? Yes, with Mark and Marty
- What position did Gordie Howe play? Right wing
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