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Greeting Card. This is a great little cartoon for any hockey lover to give or receive at Christmas time.

24 packs 10 cards per packDonruss NHL returns with a big new release loaded with content and 50 top rookies! 320 card base set for a nice selection of players for each team. Highlights of this new series from Panini include:- 50 Rated Rookies - Including the top players to make their NHL debuts in 2010-11. Look for Nazem Kadri, P.K. Subban, Zach Hamill and top draft picks who skate in Oct. - Tough Times inserts recall the most fearsome enforcers of the 1980s. Look for the parallels featuring on-card...

Product Description This exclusive package of hockey cards is sure to please any Phoenix Coyotes fan!Includes (25) Phoenix Coyotes Hockey Cards, (1) Collector's Mini 2-Ring Binder, and (10) Mini 4 Pocket Pages to hold up to 80 cards! You'll get an assortment of Phoenix Coyotes cards, of which will include current stars, as well as now out-of-print issues! All Phoenix Coyotes hockey cards will be Officially Licensed, produced by trusted industry names such as Topps, Fleer, Upper Deck, and Donruss...

Down in games 2-0 in the finals, Pittsburgh pulled off the unlikely task of beating the powerful Red Wings four of the next five games, clinching the Cup in Detroit. The Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin led the NHL in scoring (113 points) for both the season and the playoffs, the first such player also to win the playoff MVP. Teammate Sidney Crosby was the youngest captain ever to hoist the Stanley Cup.

Touched by time but not by other collectors, this trading card box comes sealed, because theres nothing like the excitement of opening packs.

In 2005-06 Parkhurst Hockey, collectors will want to keep an eye out for card No. 586, which commemorates Sidney Crosby's record of becoming the youngest skater to achieve 100 points; and No.588, which pays tribute to The Goal, an incredible highlight-reel score famously supplied by fellow rookie Alexander Ovechkin on Jan. 16, 2006. These are just two of many outstanding cards available in this new product, which boasts a setcollector-friendly lineup of 500 regular player cards! Also part of the...

Deck of playing cards with Team Canada theme and Jacks, Queens, and Kings wearing Team Canada jerseys.

Our exclusive Hockey Vertical Thank You Cards feature two black silhouettes of hockey players on a blue background with a red border. Best of all, the thank you cards can be personalized with your own custom text. Each Hockey Vertical Thank You Note measures 3 1/4 inches wide x 6 1/2 inches tall and includes a white envelope for mailing. Show your appreciation to your friends and family for their attendance and gifts with these one of a kind personalized thank you cards.

Greeting Card. Eat sleep hockey. Funny hockey t-shirts and gifts for the hockey player. Unique, cool and humorous hockey shirts for hockey teams and hockey fans. Fun hockey apparel and gear for the whole family.

The talent-studded Chicago Blackhawks were the class of the NHL for the first time in 49 years, as young captain/Conn Smythe Trophy winner Jonathan Toews tied a franchise record for playoff points. But the season was a wild ride, with 11 teams soaring to 100 points or more and 16 other teams separated by only 17 points in the fight for the final playoff spots. Alex Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Joe Thornton were scoring stars again, but so were young Steve Stamkos of Tampa Bay, Patrick Marleau and the...

2001 Topps NHL Prospects Hockey Cards, Autographs and Memorabilia

Product Description This exclusive package of hockey cards is sure to please any Vancouver Canucks fan!Includes (25) Vancouver Canucks Hockey Cards, (1) Collector's Mini 2-Ring Binder, and (10) Mini 4 Pocket Pages to hold up to 80 cards! You'll get an assortment of Vancouver Canucks cards, of which will include current stars, as well as now out-of-print issues! All Vancouver Canucks hockey cards will be Officially Licensed, produced by trusted industry names such as Topps, Fleer, Upper Deck, and...

A new world order in the NHL. Though Detroit again had the best season record, Buffalo also had 113 points and led in goals (308). Ottawa finally made it to the Stanley Cup finals, but Anaheim won it for the first time. In his second season, Sidney Crosby won the MVP and led with 120 points. Teammate Evgeni Malkin was the top rookie and the pair made Pittsburgh a 105-point team, up 47 in one year. Crosby and fellow second-year man Alex Ovechkin (46 goals) were first-team all-stars. Can’t get enough...

Even strength: Though Detroit (116 points) clearly was the class of the league, teams 2-16 were a mere 10 points apart, and another five teams missed the playoffs by 8 points or fewer. Calgary’s Jarome Iginla was the league’s big scorer. Colorado’s Patrick Roy (1.94 GAA, 9 shutouts) was the top statistical goalie, although, in an oddity, Montreal’s Jose Theodore was the second team All-Star goalie, but also the league MVP and the Vezina Trophy winner.

No Original Six season ever was more competitive. Toronto returned to the top of the standings for the first time since 1958, but by only one point (82-81) over Chicago, three above Montreal and five ahead of Detroit. The Leafs showed their resilience by winning their second straight Stanley Cup by vanquishing Montreal and Detroit in 5 games each. Incomparable Gordie Howe led the NHL with 38 goals. His 86 points earned him his sixth scoring title and sixth MVP award. He would win neither again.