ADDY: C/O Home Travis Zajac is a center for the New Jersey Devils. The UND Sioux product was taken 20th overall in th 2004 draft by his current team. Zajac has established himself are a top center for the Devils. Last year was shortened for the iron man, who before getting hurt played 401 consecutive games. Zajac made it back for in time to help the Devils win the East and eventually loose to the Kings in 6 games in the Cup Finals. In those playoffs Travis had 7 goals and 7 helpers. Travis signed and inscribed my Jersey crest. This is a great return!
ADDY: C/O Home Drafted 30th overall in the 2001 draft David Steckel is currently a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs. The 6'6" US born center played his college hockey at Ohio State University. Steckel is widely known for his domination at the dot and his great P.K. work. This might have been one of the quickest returns to date for me. David signed and inscribed the number on the sweater featured in the card. Thank you Mr. Steckel.
ADDY: C/O Home Arron Asham was drafted 71st overall in the 1996 NHL draft. Asham is currently a member of the New York Rangers. July 1st the Rangers signed the free agent to a two year deal. As soon as Asham plays his first game with the Blue shirts he have will played with every team in the Atlantic Division. Asham is mostly a 3rd to 4th Line player now days, known for his big hitting, a big shot, no nonsense hockey that will fit right in with John Tortorella's style and oh ya he is not afraid to drop the gloves. I sent Arron a Pittsburgh jersey crest since he was apart of the Pens at the time I sent the crest. Asham was kind enough to sign it perfectly and return it back to me. Thank you Mr. Asham.
Drafted in 2008 82nd overall by the Devils which is a steal for how Adam Henrique has panned out so far and the Rookie of the year Nominee campaign he put on this season. Adam scored 13 points in this years Stanley Cup run for New Jersey. In his first whole season at the NHL level Henrique had 51 points in 73 games. Adam scored two of the biggest goals probably of his young career this playoffs, scoring two series clinching game 7 OT winners vs NYR and FLA. Adam signed all three rookie cards and inscribed his number according to the card. Thank you Adam.
Sheldon Souray was taken 71st overall in 1994. The big Defensemen was signed by the Dallas Stars this year after playing in Edmonton for 4 years. Sheldon is a Three Time All-Star game participant and won the hardest shot competition in 2004. Sheldon has a bomb from the point, and is a big body d-man that can handle himself. Both cards looked like they just came out of the pack. They both were signed in Blue sharpie. Thank you Mr. Souray.
The American born Winger was drafted 82 in 1998. Gio played is collegiate career at Boston College. Brian has spent most of his career in New Jersey than in 2009 made his journey to Montreal. Brian is still the single season franchise leader in Power Play Goals in a season with 24. Brian signed all three of my O-Pee-Chee's and inscribed his number 21 in each card. All three cards came of perfect! Thank you Mr. Gionta.
Travis Zajac with the 20th overall pick in 2004 for the Devils out of the WCHA power house ND Fighting Sioux. Zajac was my first return from the Devils organization, which I heard were not the best signing team. Also Travis was the first athlete to add cards to my return. I sent three card and it came back with four. All cards came out great and all inscribed to me except the duplicate card. The Devils are having a good year so far and I really think they will go as far as Marty takes them. They have plenty of Offense which Zajac is very apart of. Thank you Mr. Zajac.
Scott Clemmenson the Iowa native has had a 11 year career between the pipes and is currently backing up Jose Theodore for the Panthers. He did a good job when Jose went down hurt this year in keeping his team in playoff contention. All three cards came back in great condition. I think the marker he used was a little dry ether way good return also inscribed each different jersey number according to the card (NJ and FLA). Thank you Mr. Clemmensen.
Travis Zajac (1-1)
