The image of Wayne Gretzky behind the net was one that the Edmonton Oilers' opposition did not like to see, but with that space of ice known as Gretzky's "office," it was something they saw often. 

 

During the 1987 playoffs, Gretzky racked up 34 points, and he wasn't the only player that the opposition had to concern themselves with as the team also featured Mark Messier, Craig MacTavish, Glenn Anderson, Esa Tikkanen, Jari Kurri, Kevin Lowe and Paul Coffey. Oh, and in net, the duo of Grant Fuhr and Andy Moog.

 

The Oilers ran through the first three rounds of the playoffs losing only three games in total. In the finals the Philadelphia Flyers took them to seven games, but they couldn't overcome the force that was the Oilers, dropping Game 7 by the score of 3-1.