Luc Robitaille

Luc Robitaille is a Canadian left winger who scored 668 goals, a ninth-round pick who became the highest-scoring left winger in NHL history until Alex Ovechkin passed him in 2022. Robitaille won the Calder Trophy in 1987 and the Stanley Cup with Detroit in 2002. Robitaille has been president of the Los Angeles Kings since 2017.

Position	Left wing, retired 2006
NHL teams	Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, NY Rangers, Detroit
Drafted	171st overall, 1984, by Los Angeles
NHL career	1,431 GP, 668 G, 1,394 P
Honours	Stanley Cup 2002 · Calder 1987
Now	President of the Los Angeles Kings, since 2017
Legacy	Hall of Fame 2009 · No. 20 retired in Los Angeles

Luc Robitaille names his Mount Rushmore

He left out some very big names!

How Luc Robitaille bluffed his way onto Wayne Gretzky’s line

This is just legendary!

Luc Robitaille once fought a laughing Chris Chelios

Two legends of the game!

Mike Vernon reveals the two players he hated playing against the most, names agitator but leaves out Wayne Gretzky

Picks infamous agitator but leaves out The Great One

Luc Robitaille pays tribute to toughest defender he faced

Absolutely no one is surprised by this

Luc Robitaille’s awesome prank on the legendary Jaromir Jagr

There is no one quite like Jaromir Jagr. He’s a living legend, and he refuses to give up hockey. Jagr still plays in his native Czechia for the team Kladno, for which he’s also the ...

Brendan Shanahan reached milestone and got chirped by Yzerman

Few people have ever played with the same power and finesse as Brendan Shanahan. He was one of the NHL’s top players for over 20 years, and one thing that really stood out was his ...

Luc Robitaille tells awesome story about why he’s called Lucky Luc

The NHL has barely seen players that were good at just scoring as Luc Robitaille. He wasn’t the fastest on the ice and perhaps not the most skilled player with the puck. But he had ...

Luc Robitaille shares story on Wayne Gretzky’s masterpiece

Wayne Gretzky’s ability to dish the puck and see the ice is something you can’t teach – it’s a natural attribute that few people in this world possess. Just ask Luc Robitaille who shared the ...