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Wayne Gretzky's Daughter Paulina Turns Heads With Outfit After Panthers-Oilers Game 2

Wayne Gretzky is considered by many to be the greatest NHLer of all-time.

The Hall of Fame forward retired holding 40 regular-season records, 15 playoff records, and six all-star records, and since six of them have been broken and he gained a new one—most regular-season points per game— after Mario Lemieux dropped to second place after his NHL return from 2000 to 20025.

Gretzky’s record most career goals was broken earlier this season by Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin, and if that weren’t enough heartbreak, the 64-year-old legend had to endure more painful news on Saturday when his daughter Paulina made it known publicly she was rooting against her father’s Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup Final.

Less than 24 hours after the Florida Panthers’ 5-4 overtime win over the Oilers in Game 2, Paulina posted a photo of her outfit as she hit the links.

The 36-year-old social media influencer, who’s also married to PGA tour star Dustin Johnson, was wearing a blank tank top and matching black shorts with a pair of red, white, and black Nike sneakers and a Panthers hat, which she proudly posted with the caption “love the red.”

Wayne Gretzky's daughter Paulina Gretzky shows off her Florida Panthers-themed outfit on Saturday

Paulina and Johnson reside in Palm Beach, Florida — just a 50-minute car ride away from the Panthers’ Amerant Bank Arena. The couple are proud Panthers fans and have been seen many times supporting the team at games and wearing Panthers gear.

Meanwhile, Gretzky, who has been serving as a studio analyst for “NHL on TNT,” spent the bulk of his Hall of Fame career with the Oilers (1979 to 1988).

“The Great One” scored 583 of his 894 career goals and 1,669 of his 2,857 career points in Edmonton, where he led the league in goals five times and points eight times.

Paulina Gretzky with her dad, hockey Hall of Famer, Wayne Gretzky

Gretzky holds first (92), second (87), eighth (73) and 11th (71) place on the NHL’s single-season goals list, and he holds nine of the top 11 spots on the single-season points list, including the top four spots (215, 212, 208, 205) — all with the Oilers.

Gretzky earned nine of his 18 All-Star games, eight of his nine Hart trophies, seven of his 10 Art Ross trophies, and one of his five Lady Byng awards while playing in Edmonton as well.

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