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Carl Hagelin 2017-18 Home Set Jersey (Jerseys for Warmth Set)
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)
For the second consecutive season, the Penguins' organization teamed up with the Dollar Energy Fund to help raise money for those in need. The Penguins offered up a set of jerseys worn for one game to be auctioned off. These jerseys were worn on January 13, 2018 at home against the visiting Detroit Red Wings.
Carl Hagelin wore this jersey for the game on January 13th. He assisted on Evgeni Malkin's 1st period tally just three minutes into the contest. Hagelin played just over fifteen minutes in the game. He finished the night with a lone assist in the Penguins 4-1 triumph over the Wings.
Carl Hagelin wore this jersey for the game on January 13th. He assisted on Evgeni Malkin's 1st period tally just three minutes into the contest. Hagelin played just over fifteen minutes in the game. He finished the night with a lone assist in the Penguins 4-1 triumph over the Wings.
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Carl Hagelin 2017-18 Home Set 2 Jersey (200th Career Point)
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 had a sluggish start to the 2017-18 season. In his first forty-one games, Hags only registered six points. Hagelin's health was brought into question at this time. In an interview Hagelin stated that his game usually picks up right around the first of the year. That statement was surprisingly accurate. Hags logged twenty-five points in the second half of the season, being true to his word.
The Penguins switched to their set two jerseys on January 17th 2018. The early change out was due to the removal of the NHL Centennial patch on the right sleeve of the jerseys. Hagelin wore this jersey for twenty-three games. He scored five goals and added ten assists. He also held a plus two rating along with eight penalty minutes. On January 14, 2018 Hagelin recorded his 200th career point against his former team, the New York Rangers.
The Penguins switched to their set two jerseys on January 17th 2018. The early change out was due to the removal of the NHL Centennial patch on the right sleeve of the jerseys. Hagelin wore this jersey for twenty-three games. He scored five goals and added ten assists. He also held a plus two rating along with eight penalty minutes. On January 14, 2018 Hagelin recorded his 200th career point against his former team, the New York Rangers.
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Carl Hagelin 2017-18 Road 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 continued his strong second half of the season scoring a combined twenty-five points once the calendar flipped to 2018. The Penguins usually change to their set two jersey's at the beginning of the calendar year, however due to the NHL Centennial patch being removed on December 16, the Penguins made the switch earlier.
Hagelin wore this road set two jersey for twenty-three games. He scored three goals and added six assists. He also held a plus nine rating and logged two penalty minutes over that span.
Hagelin wore this road set two jersey for twenty-three games. He scored three goals and added six assists. He also held a plus nine rating and logged two penalty minutes over that span.
Patrick Hornqvist 2017-18 Home Set 1 Jersey
NUMBER: 72 BIRTHDATE: January 1st 1987
HEIGHT: 6'0" BIRTHPLACE: Sollentuna, SWE
WEIGHT: 190 DRAFTED: NSH 2005 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 7th (230th Overall)
NUMBER: 72 BIRTHDATE: January 1st 1987
HEIGHT: 6'0" BIRTHPLACE: Sollentuna, SWE
WEIGHT: 190 DRAFTED: NSH 2005 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 7th (230th Overall)
Patrick Hornqvist was drafted by the Nashville Predators, 230th overall during the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Hornqvist came to North America during the 2008-09 season in hopes of making the Predators' roster. He struggled right out of the gate and was sent to the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL. Patrick broke out during the 2009-10 season leading the Predators in goals and tying the team lead in points. After the lockout shortened 2012-13 season, Hornqvist signed a five year extension with the Predators.
Hornqvist was acquired by the Penguins along with forward Nick Spaling in a deal that sent James Neal to Nashville. Hornqvist was playing first line minutes with fellow draftee Sidney Crosby and forward Chris Kunitz. Hornqvist's play around the net plays a pivotal role for the Penguins. Hornqvist has been a huge factor in Pittsburgh winning back to back Stanley Cup's.
Hornqvist wore this home set 1 jersey for a total of fourteen games. He scored five goals and added six assists in that span. As he is no stranger to the front of the net, he also picked up ten penalty minutes along with a plus four rating.
Hornqvist was acquired by the Penguins along with forward Nick Spaling in a deal that sent James Neal to Nashville. Hornqvist was playing first line minutes with fellow draftee Sidney Crosby and forward Chris Kunitz. Hornqvist's play around the net plays a pivotal role for the Penguins. Hornqvist has been a huge factor in Pittsburgh winning back to back Stanley Cup's.
Hornqvist wore this home set 1 jersey for a total of fourteen games. He scored five goals and added six assists in that span. As he is no stranger to the front of the net, he also picked up ten penalty minutes along with a plus four rating.
Phil Kessel 2017-18 Home Set 1 Jersey (300th Career Goal)
NUMBER: 81 BIRTHDATE: October 2nd 1987
HEIGHT: 6'0" BIRTHPLACE: Madison, WI, USA
WEIGHT: 202 DRAFTED: BOS 2006 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 1st (5th Overall)
NUMBER: 81 BIRTHDATE: October 2nd 1987
HEIGHT: 6'0" BIRTHPLACE: Madison, WI, USA
WEIGHT: 202 DRAFTED: BOS 2006 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 1st (5th Overall)
Phil Kessel was drafted fifth overall by the Boston Bruins at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. Kessel signed a three year entry level deal with Boston in August of 2006. Kessel spent three seasons in Beantown. On September 18, 2009, the Bruins traded Kessel to the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a 2010 first-round pick (Tyler Seguin), a 2010 second-round pick (Jared Knight) and a 2011 first-round pick (Dougie Hamilton). Following the trade, the Leafs signed him to a five-year, $27 million contract. During Kessel's time in Toronto he was constantly under the microscope by the local media. The Leafs were underachieving and Kessel took the brunt of the blame. After weeks of trade rumors, on July 1, 2015, the Toronto Maple Leafs, who were entering a rebuilding phase, traded Kessel, Tyler Biggs, Tim Erixon, and a conditional second round draft pick to the Pittsburgh Penguins in a blockbuster deal for Kasperi Kapanen, Scott Harrington, Nick Spaling, and conditional first-and third-round draft picks. Kessel seemed to fit seamlessly into the Penguins' lineup. Phil won back to back Stanley Cup Championships with the Penguins in 2016 and 2017.
Phil carried his strong post season play into the 2017-18 season. Kessel wore this Home set 1 jersey for sixteen games. He scored ten goals and added another ten assists. On October 26, 2017 Kessel scored his 300th career goal in overtime against the Winnipeg Jets.
Phil carried his strong post season play into the 2017-18 season. Kessel wore this Home set 1 jersey for sixteen games. He scored ten goals and added another ten assists. On October 26, 2017 Kessel scored his 300th career goal in overtime against the Winnipeg Jets.
Evgeni Malkin 2017-18 Road Set 1 Jersey
NUMBER: 71 BIRTHDATE: July 31st 1986
HEIGHT: 6'3" BIRTHPLACE: Magnitogorsk, Soviet Union
WEIGHT: 195 DRAFTED: PIT 2004 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 1st (2nd Overall)
NUMBER: 71 BIRTHDATE: July 31st 1986
HEIGHT: 6'3" BIRTHPLACE: Magnitogorsk, Soviet Union
WEIGHT: 195 DRAFTED: PIT 2004 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Left ROUND: 1st (2nd Overall)
After his first professional season in Russia, Malkin was drafted 2nd overall (behind national teammate Alexander Ovechkin) in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins. However, a transfer dispute between the NHL and the IIHF delayed his Pittsburgh debut. On 7 August 2006, it appeared that the 20-year-old Malkin had come to a compromise with Metallurg and signed a deal that would have kept him in Russia until May 2007. However, Malkin stated that he signed the one-year contract not as a compromise but because of the immense "psychological pressure" his former club exerted on him. Desiring to play in the NHL, he left Metallurg Magnitogorsk's training camp in Helsinki, Finland, before it had started on 12 August. It would later appear that the team had taken Malkin's passport away to prevent him from leaving, but it was eventually given back to him and Malkin was allowed to pass through Finnish customs. Meeting with his agent, J. P. Barry, the two quickly departed and waited for Malkin's visa clearance from the US Embassy. Having untied himself of obligations in Russia, he was able to sign an entry-level contract with the Penguins on 5 September 2006.
In his first preseason game with the Penguins, on 20 September 2006, Malkin collided with teammate John LeClair and dislocated his own shoulder, which forced him to miss the start of the season. Subsequently, his NHL debut would be delayed until 18 October, against the New Jersey Devils, in which he scored his first goal against Martin Brodeur. Playing on a team with another highly touted prospect Sidney Crosby, Malkin finished his rookie season with 33 goals and 85 points, leading all first-year players and capturing the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie, the second Penguin to win the award after Mario Lemieux. Malkin was named alternate captain for the Penguins shortly after.
Geno has established himself among the league's elite players despite not being named to the NHL's Top 100 Players. Malkin has won three Stanley Cups, a Conn Smythe Trophy, two Art Ross Trophy's, the Ted Lindsay Award, and the Calder Trophy. Malkin has also made seven all star appearances and has been named a NHL First Team All Star on three separate occasions.
Evgeni Malkin wore this road set 1 jersey for preseason and the first five road games of the regular season. After which Geno switched to a smaller (Size 56) jersey. In the five games that Geno wore this jersey, he scored two goals and added four assists.
In his first preseason game with the Penguins, on 20 September 2006, Malkin collided with teammate John LeClair and dislocated his own shoulder, which forced him to miss the start of the season. Subsequently, his NHL debut would be delayed until 18 October, against the New Jersey Devils, in which he scored his first goal against Martin Brodeur. Playing on a team with another highly touted prospect Sidney Crosby, Malkin finished his rookie season with 33 goals and 85 points, leading all first-year players and capturing the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie, the second Penguin to win the award after Mario Lemieux. Malkin was named alternate captain for the Penguins shortly after.
Geno has established himself among the league's elite players despite not being named to the NHL's Top 100 Players. Malkin has won three Stanley Cups, a Conn Smythe Trophy, two Art Ross Trophy's, the Ted Lindsay Award, and the Calder Trophy. Malkin has also made seven all star appearances and has been named a NHL First Team All Star on three separate occasions.
Evgeni Malkin wore this road set 1 jersey for preseason and the first five road games of the regular season. After which Geno switched to a smaller (Size 56) jersey. In the five games that Geno wore this jersey, he scored two goals and added four assists.
Bryan Rust 2017-18 Road Set 1 Jersey
NUMBER: 17 BIRTHDATE: May 11th 1992
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Pontiac, MI, USA
WEIGHT: 195 DRAFTED: PIT 2010 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 3rd (80th Overall)
NUMBER: 17 BIRTHDATE: May 11th 1992
HEIGHT: 5'11" BIRTHPLACE: Pontiac, MI, USA
WEIGHT: 195 DRAFTED: PIT 2010 Entry Draft
SHOOTS: Right ROUND: 3rd (80th Overall)
Bryan Rust played college at the University of Notre Dame. He played a total of 161 games, amassing 97 points. He won the gold medal at the 2010 IIHF World U18 Championships for Team USA. Rust was drafted 80th overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins during the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
Due to multiple injuries throughout the Penguins roster during the 2016 season, Rust was recalled from the AHL. He went on to have a breakout year helping the Penguins to their fourth Stanley Cup Championship title. Rust would again raise the cup the very next season.
Bryan Rust wore this road set 1 jersey from pre-season through November 10th. He switched to a new set 1 jersey after this date due to the amount of damage to the arms of his first issued sweater. During that span Rust played in ten games. He scored one goal and added three assists. Rust also held a minus three rating and picked up eight penalty minutes.
Due to multiple injuries throughout the Penguins roster during the 2016 season, Rust was recalled from the AHL. He went on to have a breakout year helping the Penguins to their fourth Stanley Cup Championship title. Rust would again raise the cup the very next season.
Bryan Rust wore this road set 1 jersey from pre-season through November 10th. He switched to a new set 1 jersey after this date due to the amount of damage to the arms of his first issued sweater. During that span Rust played in ten games. He scored one goal and added three assists. Rust also held a minus three rating and picked up eight penalty minutes.
