Mystery Hockey Player

I am a forward known for my scoring and my playmaking.

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I scored my 50th goal in just 39 games, with an empty-netter that was my fifth goal of the night.

I won the Hart Trophy as league MVP in my first NHL season but was ineligible for the Calder Trophy.

My first professional goal was scored in the WHA against Dave Dryden, Ken Dryden's older brother.

In 1990, I switched from my signature Titan wooden stick to an Easton aluminum shaft.

I set the enduring single-postseason scoring record with 47 points during the 1985 playoffs.

After playing just eight WHA games for the Indianapolis Racers, my contract was sold to the Edmonton Oilers.

My final NHL point was an assist on a goal by my Rangers teammate Brian Leetch in my last career game.

Before my NHL debut, I won the WHA's Lou Kaplan Trophy as that league's top rookie.

Despite winning the 1980-81 Hart Trophy, I lost the players' MVP vote to goaltender Mike Liut.

I am the only player to win the Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer with three different teams.