Wayne Gretzky Isn't a Fan of Matthew Tkachuk's Goal Celebration

Over the span of 16 games, he's managed to net nine goals and provide 12 assists.

This impressive track record makes him a strong contender for the prestigious Conn Smythe Trophy, awarded to the player who proves most valuable during the playoffs.

Tkachuk's skills extend beyond just scoring; his dynamic presence on the ice is equally commendable. He is known for his engaging persona, adeptness, and infectious goal celebrations.

Offering his insights on Tkachuk's celebration style is none other than the legendary Wayne Gretzky, currently an analyst at TNT.

Gretzky, nicknamed "The Great One," was as renowned for his game-winning goal celebrations as he was for his unparalleled hockey skills. Recently, he weighed in on Tkachuk's celebration antics, specifically after the latter's overtime goal in game two against the Hurricanes, followed by an abrupt exit from the ice.

Gretzky expressed mild disappointment with Tkachuk's celebratory antics - or the lack thereof - on live television. He opined that Tkachuk should indulge in more flamboyant celebrations, particularly when playing on rival turf!

Do you agree with Gretzky's take?

As Read on House of Hockey - Gretzky Calls Out Tkachuk's Goal Celebration