Showing posts with label Anaheim Ducks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anaheim Ducks. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2013

Jake Gardiner

RECEIVED: 1-04-13

TOTAL DAYS: 99

ADDY: C/O AHL Marlies

Jake Gardiner is a native of the great state of Minnesota.  Jake was drafted 17th overall in the 2008 draft by the Duck organization.  The young blue-liner played in 75 games last season (his first full NHL season) and lit the lamp 7 times along with 23 helpers for a total of 30 points.  Gardiner is one of the top young d-men in the Leafs organization and is  establishing himself  in the league as a scoring threat (check out vid for the evidence).  Jake signed the Score rookie card along with inscribing his number 51.  This was a great rookie return.



Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Cam Fowler

Cam Fowler (2-2)
RECEIVED: 9-8-12
TOTAL DAYS: 32
ADDY: C/O Home

US born blue liner Cam Fowler was drafted 12th overall in the 2010 draft by the Anaheim Ducks.  The 2010 Memorial Cup All-Star Team member is regarded as one of the better up and coming Defensemen in the NHL.  Cam has played two full season at the NHL level with a total of 69 total points and 4 total points in the playoffs in 6 games.  The offensive minded D-man signed both of my 8x10s very nicely (can't believe I forgot to send cards lol) along with inscribing his number 4 on each.  This is a great return from a Blue Liner that is going to have a long career in the NHL.  Thank you Cam.




Friday, August 17, 2012

Ryan Whitney


Ryan Whitney (2-2)
RECEIVED: 8-7-12
TOTAL DAYS: 51
ADDY: C/O Home

Ryan Whitney was taken 5th overall in the 2002 draft by the PENs.  The USA born Point man is Currently with the Oil where he the assistant captain for the young and  very talented Oilers. The 6 foot 3 D-man is prominently known as a true defensive D-man.  The Boston Terrier alum is a silver medalist with the USA Team in the last Olympics.  Ryan signed and inscribed his number on a 2011 score and also a assistant captains jersey "A", and both turned out great!  Thank you Mr. Whitney.




Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Teemu Selanne


Teemu Selanne (3-3)
RECEIVED:6-11-12
TOTAL DAYS: 89 
ADDY: C/O home


Teemu was drafted 10th overall in 1988 by the Winnipeg Jets.  Teemu has recently announced he will play one more year with the Ducks.  Mr. Selanne has done everything and won just about everything on every stage in hockey "Just About".  The future Hall of Famer is still a feared scorer at the age of 42.  Teemu is always fun to watch and I really hope he goes out in the way he deserves, he will go down as one of the best.  Teemu Signed all three photos for me and inscribed his number on all of them.  Thank you for your time Mr. Selanne.




Friday, June 1, 2012

Matt Cullen


Matt Cullen (2-2)
RECEIVED: 6-1-12
TOTAL DAYS: 15
ADDY: C/O His Foundation 


Matt Cullen the Minnesota Native was drafted 35 overall by the Duck in 1996.  Matt is currently with the Minnesota Wild.  I have to say Matt Cullen is one of the class acts in the league today.  Cullen was a big contributor in the2006 season for the Canes where he had 18 points in there Stanley Cup campaign year.  Matt signed one card (tiny smudge) and a Captain Assistant "A" for me and also inscribed his number 7 on each.  This is a very unique return from one of my favorites in the game today.  Thanks Mr. Cullen




Monday, April 16, 2012

Chris Pronger


Chris Pronger (2-3)
DATE SENT:     2-23-12
RECEIVED:       3-31-12
TOTAL DAYS:  37
ADDY: Flyers Skate Zone


Chris Pronger definitively one the best scoring from the point ever!  This is a great return from the 2nd overall pick of the Whalers in 1993.  The six time all-star currently is hurt and out for the season with Knee surgery for the Flyers and has missed most of the season due to injury, but prior the the injury Chris was a having a great season having 12 points in 13 games.  Chris has always been one of my favorite players of all time.  Chris signed 2 of 3 cards in black sharpie.  Both cards turned out great and returned in the same condition as sent.  Chris also inscribed his number 20 in both cards.  Thank you Mr. Pronger