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Matt Cullen 2016-17 Road Set 2 Jersey
NUMBER: 7 BIRTHDATE: November 2nd1976
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Virginia, MN, USA
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: ANA 1996 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (35th Overall)
NUMBER: 7 BIRTHDATE: November 2nd1976
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Virginia, MN, USA
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: ANA 1996 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (35th Overall)
Matt Cullen was drafted in the 2nd round of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. Cullen played 5 1/2 seasons with Anaheim before becoming a Florida Panther in 2003. In the 2005–06 season, after NHL play resumed, Cullen won the Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes. After the season, he became an unrestricted free agent and subsequently signed a four-year contract with the New York Rangers. After just one season with the Rangers, Cullen was traded back to Carolina during the 2006–07 off-season in the Rangers' attempt to free-up salary space underneath the cap.
On July 1, 2010, Cullen returned to his home state when he signed a three-year deal as a free agent with the Minnesota Wild. Upon the expiration of his three-year contract with the Wild, and with the team facing salary cap constraints, Cullen departed as a free agent and signed a two-year contract with the Nashville Predators on July 5, 2013. On August 6, 2015, Cullen signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins, reuniting him with former Carolina Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford, with whom he won a Stanley Cup in 2006. Cullen won his second Stanley Cup on June 12, 2016. On August 17, 2016, Cullen signed a second one-year deal with the Penguins. On June 11, 2017, Cullen won his second consecutive Stanley Cup with the Penguins when they defeated the Predators in six games in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Matt Cullen wore this Penguins road set 2 jersey for a total of 17 games. Mostly playing a fourth line checking role, Cullen put up two goals and six assists. His leadership both on and off the ice were instrumental in the Penguins' back to back Stanley Cup Championships. Matt wore the alternate captains "A" for a number of games while the Penguins other two alternates were battling injuries. The A was attached with a double sided adhesive and was later removed from the jersey. The jersey also features the Penguins' 50th Anniversary patch as well as the NHL Centennial patch on the right sleeve.
On July 1, 2010, Cullen returned to his home state when he signed a three-year deal as a free agent with the Minnesota Wild. Upon the expiration of his three-year contract with the Wild, and with the team facing salary cap constraints, Cullen departed as a free agent and signed a two-year contract with the Nashville Predators on July 5, 2013. On August 6, 2015, Cullen signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Penguins, reuniting him with former Carolina Hurricanes GM Jim Rutherford, with whom he won a Stanley Cup in 2006. Cullen won his second Stanley Cup on June 12, 2016. On August 17, 2016, Cullen signed a second one-year deal with the Penguins. On June 11, 2017, Cullen won his second consecutive Stanley Cup with the Penguins when they defeated the Predators in six games in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Matt Cullen wore this Penguins road set 2 jersey for a total of 17 games. Mostly playing a fourth line checking role, Cullen put up two goals and six assists. His leadership both on and off the ice were instrumental in the Penguins' back to back Stanley Cup Championships. Matt wore the alternate captains "A" for a number of games while the Penguins other two alternates were battling injuries. The A was attached with a double sided adhesive and was later removed from the jersey. The jersey also features the Penguins' 50th Anniversary patch as well as the NHL Centennial patch on the right sleeve.
Matt Cullen 2016-17 Alternate Set Jersey
NUMBER: 7 BIRTHDATE: November 2nd1976
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Virginia, MN, USA
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: ANA 1996 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (35th Overall)
NUMBER: 7 BIRTHDATE: November 2nd1976
HEIGHT: 6'1" BIRTHPLACE: Virginia, MN, USA
WEIGHT: 200 DRAFTED: ANA 1996 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 2nd (35th Overall)
The Penguins suited up in the 2017 Stadium Series at Heinz Field against their cross state rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers. The Penguins wore this similar gold style jersey for the outdoor game. The Penguins had another set made up for two additional regular season games. The only difference, the Stadium Series patch was removed from the right sleeve.
Matt Cullen wore this jersey for two games. Once on March 26 vs the Philadelphia Flyers. Matt scored one of the two Penguins goals in a 6-2 loss to the flyers. The second game was on April 2, vs the Carolina Hurricanes. Cullen was held pointless in that contest. He did pick up a double minor high sticking penalty in the Penguins 3-2 victory. Matt Cullen wore the alternate captain's "A" in both games as teammate Evgeni Malkin was recovering from injury.
Matt Cullen wore this jersey for two games. Once on March 26 vs the Philadelphia Flyers. Matt scored one of the two Penguins goals in a 6-2 loss to the flyers. The second game was on April 2, vs the Carolina Hurricanes. Cullen was held pointless in that contest. He did pick up a double minor high sticking penalty in the Penguins 3-2 victory. Matt Cullen wore the alternate captain's "A" in both games as teammate Evgeni Malkin was recovering from injury.
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Home Set 1 Jersey
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
To start the 2016-17 season Hagelin was slotted along side Nick Bonino and Phil Kessel. As the season progressed injuries caught up with the Penguins and the lines were shuffled. Hagelin was moved up and down the top three lines, skating with Crosby, Malkin, and Bonino. Although Hagelin wasn't producing on the score sheet, he has made a large contribution to the penalty kill.
Carl Hagelin wore this home set 1 jersey for eighteen games. He found the back of the net twice and added five assists. He held a plus two rating without recording a penalty.
Carl Hagelin wore this home set 1 jersey for eighteen games. He found the back of the net twice and added five assists. He held a plus two rating without recording a penalty.
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Road Set 1 Jersey (100th Career Assist)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
After last season's run to a Stanley Cup championship, the Penguins decided to keep the infamous "HBK" line together to start the season. Due to injuries and inconsistent play throughout the lineup, Hagelin shuffled throughout the top three lines. Hagelin played a key role in the Penguins penalty killing using his speed to thwart the enemy. His numbers on the score sheet seemed to cool off in the early part of the season. But as for his defensive side, he has become a valuable asset to the Penguins.
On November 5th Pittsburgh made its first trip back to the SAP Center in San Jose in a rematch of the 2016 Stanley Cup Final. The Penguins got the best of the sharks with a 5-0 trouncing. Hagelin picked up three assists in that game. During his three point night, Hags picked up his 100th career assist.
Hagelin wore this road set 1 jersey for a total of nineteen games. He tallied three goals and nine points in that span. Hags held a plus three rating and logged four penalty minutes.
On November 5th Pittsburgh made its first trip back to the SAP Center in San Jose in a rematch of the 2016 Stanley Cup Final. The Penguins got the best of the sharks with a 5-0 trouncing. Hagelin picked up three assists in that game. During his three point night, Hags picked up his 100th career assist.
Hagelin wore this road set 1 jersey for a total of nineteen games. He tallied three goals and nine points in that span. Hags held a plus three rating and logged four penalty minutes.
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Home Set 2 Jersey
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
Carl Hagelin wore this home set 2 jersey for a total of six games. Injuries limited his playing time during the second half of the season after suffering a concussion and a broken foot. In seven games Hags picked up a lone assist and six penalty minutes while wearing this jersey. The NHL Centennial celebration patch was added to the right sleeve of the second set of jerseys to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Hockey League.
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Road Set 2 Jersey (400th Career Game)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
Carl Hagelin wore this road set 2 jersey for a total of fourteen games. Hagelin suffered a concussion during the second half of the season. Soon after returning he broke his foot blocking a shot. In fourteen games Hagelin scored one goal and added four assists in this jersey. Along with his five points, Hags also held a minus one rating and logged four penalty minutes. On February 21st, Hagelin dressed for his 400th NHL game. Hagelin picked up an assist in the Penguins' 3-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes.
The NHL Centennial celebration patch was added to the right sleeve of the second set of jerseys to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Hockey League.
The NHL Centennial celebration patch was added to the right sleeve of the second set of jerseys to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Hockey League.
2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Stanley Cup Playoffs Home Jersey (Rounds 1-3)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
Carl Hagelin suffered an injury towards the end of the regular season. After missing over a month, including the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Hagelin made his return in game two of the second round matchup against Washington. The speedy winger's return to the lineup wasn't as smooth as he would have liked. Hagelin only scored one goal up until the finals. The Penguins went on to defeat the Capitals in seven games. Marking the second time in as many years that the Pen's have knocked the Caps out in the second round. The Penguins played the trapping Ottawa Senators in the Conference Finals. The Penguins and Senators played a hard fought series that required seven games. Penguins winger Chris Kunitz clinched the series with a one-timer in double overtime. The Pens made their second consecutive trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Hagelin wore this home Playoff set jersey for six games. He was held pointless in those six games, holding a plus one rating and logging two penalty minutes.
Hagelin wore this home Playoff set jersey for six games. He was held pointless in those six games, holding a plus one rating and logging two penalty minutes.
2017 Stanley Cup Finals
Carl Hagelin 2016-17 Stanley Cup Finals Home Jersey
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
NUMBER: 62 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Sodertalje, SWE
WEIGHT: 186 DRAFTED: NYR 2007 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 6th (168th Overall)
After sitting out for the first two games of the Stanley Cup Finals, Hagelin drew into the lineup in game three in Nashville. The Penguins won the first two games at home to take a 2-0 series lead. When the series turned to Nashville it was the Predators' turn to put up a couple of wins. Heading back to Pittsburgh for game 5 with the series tied at two games each, Hagelin played in his first home game of the finals. The Penguins put up six goals in a dominant performance to take a 3-2 series lead. Hagelin was held pointless, however he did engage in a fight with Predators' winger Viktor Arvidsson. Hags picked up a 5 minute fighting major and a 10 minute misconduct. Hagelin also had 2 hits in 9:23 of ice time. The Penguins defeated the Nashville Predators in game six by a score of 2-0 to capture the franchise's fifth Stanley Cup. Patrick Hornqvist scored late in the third period with a bank shot off of goaltender Pekka Rinne. Hagelin added an empty net goal a short time later to clinch the game and the series. Hagelin dressed for warm ups in the first two games of the finals, but was scratched prior to puck drop. His lone game played in this jersey was game five in a 6-0 win against the Predators.
2017 Stadium Series: Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia at Heinz Field
Scott Wilson 2017 Stadium Series 2nd Period Jersey
NUMBER: 23 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Oakville, ON, CAN
WEIGHT: 183 DRAFTED: PIT 2011 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 7th (209th Overall)
NUMBER: 23 BIRTHDATE: August 23rd 1988
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Oakville, ON, CAN
WEIGHT: 183 DRAFTED: PIT 2011 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 7th (209th Overall)
Scott Wilson officially signed with the Pittsburgh Penguins on April 1, 2014, and finished the 2013–14 season with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the AHL. His assignment to Wilkes-Barre continued for the 2014–15 season. Wilson spent most of the 2015-16 season with Wilkes-Barre, though he did see action in 24 NHL games and opened the 2016-17 season with parent team.
With Chris Kunitz being a late scratch due to a foot fracture, Wilson made his NHL debut on December 2, 2014 in a 1–0 victory over the New Jersey Devils, but played a team-low 4:21 after suffering a leg injury of his own in the second period.
In the 2015–16 season, Wilson played with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for the first half of the year, leading the American Hockey League with 22 goals and earned a regular NHL spot for now with Nick Bonino, Eric Fehr, Evgeni Malkin and Beau Bennett on long-term injuries to the bottom six forwards, as of Saturday, February 20, 2016. Wilson earned his first career point on a goal by Phil Kessel on December 21, 2015 sending a stretch pass to the right winger for a breakaway. He scored his first NHL goal on Thursday February 18, 2016 against Petr Mrazek of the Detroit Red Wings, one timing a Conor Sheary pass from the left-hand side. He would score again two days later in a 6–2 loss to the Lightning as he rebounded Kris Letang's slapshot into the back of the net. On March 14, 2016, after recording 6 points in 24 games in 2015–16, Wilson, along with other break-out players Tom Kuhnhackl and Bryan Rust, signed a 2-year contract extension with Pittsburgh.
Scott Wilson wore this jersey during the 2nd period of the 2017 NHL Stadium Series game on February 25 2017. The Penguins faced off at Heinz Field against their cross-state rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers. The Penguins skated away with a 4-2 victory. Wilson picked up the second assist on Crosby's first period tally. He finished the game with one assist and a plus one rating. Scott also logged nine minutes of ice time and two shots on goal.
With Chris Kunitz being a late scratch due to a foot fracture, Wilson made his NHL debut on December 2, 2014 in a 1–0 victory over the New Jersey Devils, but played a team-low 4:21 after suffering a leg injury of his own in the second period.
In the 2015–16 season, Wilson played with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for the first half of the year, leading the American Hockey League with 22 goals and earned a regular NHL spot for now with Nick Bonino, Eric Fehr, Evgeni Malkin and Beau Bennett on long-term injuries to the bottom six forwards, as of Saturday, February 20, 2016. Wilson earned his first career point on a goal by Phil Kessel on December 21, 2015 sending a stretch pass to the right winger for a breakaway. He scored his first NHL goal on Thursday February 18, 2016 against Petr Mrazek of the Detroit Red Wings, one timing a Conor Sheary pass from the left-hand side. He would score again two days later in a 6–2 loss to the Lightning as he rebounded Kris Letang's slapshot into the back of the net. On March 14, 2016, after recording 6 points in 24 games in 2015–16, Wilson, along with other break-out players Tom Kuhnhackl and Bryan Rust, signed a 2-year contract extension with Pittsburgh.
Scott Wilson wore this jersey during the 2nd period of the 2017 NHL Stadium Series game on February 25 2017. The Penguins faced off at Heinz Field against their cross-state rivals, the Philadelphia Flyers. The Penguins skated away with a 4-2 victory. Wilson picked up the second assist on Crosby's first period tally. He finished the game with one assist and a plus one rating. Scott also logged nine minutes of ice time and two shots on goal.
