5 NHL players with the most Art Ross Trophy wins ft. Wayne Gretzky

The Art Ross Trophy, awarded to the NHL's leading point scorer each regular season, has been a mark of offensive excellence since its inception.

Among the elite group of players who have won this prestigious trophy multiple times, five names stand out for the record number of times they have won the trophy.

5 NHL players with the most Art Ross Trophies

t- #4. Jaromir Jagr (five wins)

Jaromir Jagr, born in Kladno, Czech Republic, and drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1990, enjoyed a career that spanned over two decades.

Known for his longevity and scoring, Jagr continues to play in his home country. Maintaining his competitive edge well into his 50s, he has played across various teams and leagues.

t- #4. Phil Esposito (five wins)

Phil Esposito, born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, was a dominant goal-scorer in the 1970s.

Drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks and later becoming a star for the Boston Bruins, Esposito's leadership transformed the Bruins into a powerhouse during 1970-72. His five Art Ross wins show his consistent offensive contributions and his role in popularizing hockey in the United States.

t- #4. Connor McDavid (five wins)

Connor McDavid, already a five-time Art Ross Trophy winner, represents the modern era of hockey excellence.

Born in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and drafted first overall by the Edmonton Oilers in 2015, McDavid's incredible speed, agility, and playmaking abilities have quickly made him one of the NHL's top players. He has reached the hundred-point mark seven times in his career.

#3. Gordie Howe (six wins)

Gordie Howe, with six Art Ross Trophy wins, is an enduring legend in hockey history.

Born in Floral, Saskatchewan, and undrafted, "Mr. Hockey" enjoyed a career that spanned four decades. Known for his toughness, scoring ability, and versatility,

Howe's contributions to the game go beyond his impressive point totals. He also won the Stanley Cup four times in 1950, 1952, 1954, and 1955.

#2. Mario Lemieux (six wins)

Mario Lemieux, also with six Art Ross wins, stands at number two on this list. Born in Montreal, Quebec, and drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1984, Lemieux overcame cancer to become one of hockey's all-time greats.

His vision and leadership helped transform the Penguins into Stanley Cup contenders. They won two consecutive Stanley Cups in 1991 and 1992.

#1. Wayne Gretzky (10 wins)

At the Top of this list is Wayne Gretzky, who secured the Art Ross Trophy an astounding ten times.

Born in Brantford, Ontario, Gretzky went undrafted but that didn't stop him from becoming the top points scorer and goal scorer in the NHL.

His record-setting 215 points in a single season and his ten Art Ross wins are enough to prove his dominance. He is known as 'The Great One' and his legacy inspires budding players to this day.

In 2023-24, Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning won the award.