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By George Johnson
Special to ESPN.com Monday, September 13, 2004 The image is seared into the consciousness of a nation: Wayne Gretzky, alone on the bench four years ago in Nagano, chin-strap undone and hanging loosely, head bowed, inconsolable. The greatest scorer the game has known, or ever will, left to rot during a shootout in a semi-final of arguably the most anticipated hockey tournament in history. No one had ever worn the Maple Leaf more passionately, more willingly and with more dignity than Wayne Gretzky. And in his farewell turn for his country, ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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