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Unless
otherwise noted, the collectibles below are hand-signed 8"w
x 10"h photographs, handsomely framed in thick black
wood and matted in the player's team colors. A Sports Gallery
Certificate
of Authenticity is included with all signed collectibles.
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Jonathan
Cheechoo
Jonathan
Earl Cheechoo is one of the most exciting young players in hockey
today. When this RW made his debut for the San Jose Sharks in the
2002/2003 season, Jonathan became the first member of the Moose
Cree Nation to play in the NHL, which isn't totally surprising given
that his hometown of Moose Factory, Ontario is on a five-square
mile island in Hudson Bay, 500 miles north of Toronto. Cheechoo's
rise as one of the top scorers in the League has been dramatic.
In the 2003/04 season, his 2nd, Jonathan recorded 28 goals and scored
one of the most remarkable goals in Sharks' history during the play-offs.
In the Sharks 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche, Cheechoo let
the puck slide between his skates, stuck his stick back between
his legs and directed the puck back at the goal, past Colorado goalie
David Aebischer. A goal-scorer's goal that still gets plenty of
highlight play years later. And 2005/06 was even better for Jonathan
as he earned the Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy as the
top goal scorer in the entire NHL with 56 goals. Paired with then-newly
acquired Joe
Thornton, winner of the 2005/06 Art Ross Trophy for most
points, Jonathan and Joe became just the fourth set of teammates
since 1979-80 to sweep the scoring awards. A big-time NHL scorer
that is just starting to capture the hockey world's attention, invest
in Cheechoo collectibles before they increase in value. This great
action shot is hand-signed by Jonathan in his unique signature-style
and includes his #14. The framing is the difference when you buy
from Sports Gallery and this beauty is Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and
suede double matting. A great gift for any hockey fan. All aboard
the Cheechoo Train! [why
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$159
Cheechoo
Signed 8x10
$89.95
Cheechoo
Unsigned 8x10
Did
you know?
Jonathan's apparently was destined to play for the Sharks.
In a fourth grade essay he wrote about how he wanted
to play for San Jose when he grew up. Sadly, Cheechoo
received a C+ on the essay.
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Jonathan
Cheechoo & Joe Thornton new! Hart, Art Ross, & Rocket
Richard Trophy Winners
$299
The
2005/2006 season was something special for Jonathan Cheechoo and
Joe Thornton. Not only did they combine to lead the Sharks to a
nice play-off run but they both had spectacular years individually
as well. On November 30, 2005, Thornton was traded to San Jose by
Boston in a blockbuster four-player deal. And did Joe ever deliver
for the Sharks! In his first season in San Jose, all he did was
win the Hart Trophy (NHL MVP) and Art Ross Trophy (most points in
the League with 125), while "assisting" Cheechoo
in earning the Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy
for most goals in the League (56). Jonathan and Joe became just
the fourth set of teammates since 1979-80 to sweep the scoring awards.
An unbelievable scoring tandem that will be fillin' the net for
many years in San Jose. This great Sports
Gallery Exclusive contains two great hand-signed action
shots of Joe and Jonathan and measures approximately 26 1/2"
w x 17"h. It is Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classy
v-groove suede matting. A beautiful piece of Sports
Art celebrating two award-winning Sharks! [why
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Cheechoo,
Thornton & Marleau new! San Jose Sharks "Big Three"
$389
What
a sweet piece of Sports Art commemorating
three of the best players in hockey today - all of them Sharks!
2005/06 was quite a season for the Sharks. Not only did they make
a nice play-off run but they boasted some of the premier players
in the League. Joe Thornton cemented his standing as one of the
best players in hockey by winning the League's Hart (MVP) and Art
Ross (most points in the League - 125) Trophies. Jonathan Cheechoo
shocked the hockey world by earning the Maurice "Rocket"
Richard Trophy for most goals in the League (56). And Patrick Marleau
(check out photos from Patty's
recent signing with Sports Gallery) was captain of both...and
the team...and provided the Sharks with the best 1-2 Center punch
in all of hockey. A spectacular trio that will be fillin' the net
for many years in San Jose. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive measures approximately 34 1/2"
w x 18" h and contains three great hand-signed action shots.
It is Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic
gray suede double matting. A totally unique collectible that any
Sharks fan will cherish. [why
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Pat
Falloon (born 22 September 1972 in Foxwarren, Manitoba, Canada)
is a retired professional ice hockey right winger who played 9
seasons in the National Hockey League between 1991 and 2000. Falloon
was drafted 2nd overall by the San Jose Sharks in the 1991 NHL
Entry Draft. He was the first ever draft pick in the history of
the San Jose Sharks organization. He played 575 career NHL games,
scoring 143 goals and 179 assists for 322 points. This unsigned
photograph is Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and
classic double matting. [why
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Wayne
Gretzky has been called the greatest player in hockey history by
many. At the time of his retirement from the NHL, he held or shared
61 League scoring records, including most career goals (1,016) and
assists (2,222). Many believe his record of 92 goals in a regular
season will never be broken. During his Edmonton years, Gretzky
not only won an unprecedented eight straight Hart Trophies (MVP)
from 1980-87 but also led the Oilers to four Stanley Cup Championships
in five years. During his Los Angeles Kings years he brought attention
and prestige to hockey South (way south!) of the Border. And, of
course, Gretzky finished his NHL career in New York playing for
the Rangers and helping the team reach the Conference Finals in
1997. As one sports columnist commented at the time of his retirement,
Gretzky was "‘not merely the best hockey player in the
world, but one of the nicest and most unspoiled." A great collectible
from the Great One, this photograph from Gretzky's final years in
hockey is Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic
double matting. A great gift and investment that will only go up
in value in the years to come. [why
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The San Jose Sharks Mike Grier, born in Detroit Michigan, made history
early in his playing career. Grier's debut on ice with the Edmonton
Oilers made him the first African-American player in National Hockey
League (NHL) history. There had been a few other minority skaters
in professional hockey, but they had either grown up or been trained
in Canada. When asked about this historical moment, Grier responded
"It doesn't seem strange to me, because I've always been a
black hockey player," he told Bergen County Record writer Mark
J. Czerwinski. "But I understand what it means, and it makes
me proud that I could be a role model." Grier was originally
drafted by the St. Louis Blues in the ninth round of the 1993 NHL
Entry Draft. Later traded to Edmonton, Washington and Buffalo, it
is in San Jose that Mike has truly found a home on the ice. He quickly
become an Alternate Captain thanks to his hardworking style of play.
Always a key member of the penalty kill, today Mike is just a key
player period on a very good Sharks team, especially after logging
33 points in 2006/07. A fan favorite, this very cool action photograph
of Mike is the Sharks new jersey is hand-signed by Grier and Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and
classic Sharks double matting. A great gift for any Sharks fan! [why
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Bobby
Hull new! Ready
for Face-Off & Bloody Brawl 8x10's (unsigned)
Robert Marvin "Bobby" Hulll was among the fastest and
most exciting hockey players of his time. Famous for
his blonde hair and blinding speed (Hull could skate 29.7 mph),
the "Golden Jet" also possessed one of the most feared
slapshots of his day clocking in at 118.3 mph. He was instrumental
in two hockey leagues in two decades. With the Chicago Blackhawks
of the NHL, Bobby won seven goal-scoring titles, three overall scoring
championships, two Most Valuable Player Awards, twelve successive
All-Star Games and, most importantly, the Stanley Cup in 1961, Chicago's
first since 1938. Then the flamboyant left wing's signing with the
Winnipeg Jets gave instant credibility to a new league, the World
Hockey Association, in the 1970s. On March 12, 1966, he became the
first NHLer to score more than 50 goals in a season, surpassing
Maurice Richard and Bernie Geoffrion's hallowed mark of 50 goals.
His 51st goal against the New York Rangers earned him a seven-minute
standing ovation from the Chicago Stadium faithful. He would go
on to score 54 goals that season, the highest single season total
of the Original Six era, and led the league in goal scoring seven
times in all in the Sixties. By his final NHL season, he had scored
50 goals or more a remarkable five times, only one fewer than every
other player in history who had done so combined to that date. Just
a great, great hockey player, these vintage photographs are great
collectibles for any fan of old-time hockey. Sports Gallery
Quality Framed in thick
black wood, UV-protective glass and classic double matting, these
are both timeless pieces of Sports Art.
Artūrs Irbe (born February 2, 1967 in Riga, U.S.S.R.) is a
NHL hockey goaltender, who played for the San Jose Sharks, Dallas
Stars, Vancouver Canucks, Carolina Hurricanes and Columbus Blue
Jackets. His first NHL team was the San Jose Sharks, he played with
them from 1991-92 to 1995-96. With Irbe between the pipes, the newly
established Sharks made their first playoff appearance in the 1993-94
season and upset the top-seeded Detroit Red Wings. That season Irbe
played an NHL record 4412 minutes between the pipes for the Sharks.
Irbe, affectionately known as Archie, was nicknamed "The Wall"
and became a cult figure in San Jose, a status he enjoys there to
this day. Irbe was picked to be a member of the "World"
NHL All-Star team in 1998-1999 season, where he became the first
goalie to record an assist in an NHL All-Star game. He is notable
on the ice for his helmet and padding, (he has worn them almost
continuously since his NHL debut for the Sharks, which are creased
and scuffed with puck marks, stains, and tears). He has earned the
nickname "Michelin Man" as a result. Get this Quality
Framed photograph of Arturs in the goal, in thick black
wood, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!)
and classic Sharks grooved double
matting. [why
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"Lemieux"
translated means "The Best"
and few can argue that Hall of Famer Mario is one of the greatest
players to have ever played in the NHL. Lemieux played professional
ice hockey for 17 seasons seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins of
the NHL (between 1984 and 2006) and is now the Penguins principal
owner and chairman. Mario won the Conn Smythe Trophy twice while
leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to winning two Stanley Cup championships,
led the NHL in scoring six times (Art Ross trophy), was named MVP
three times (Hart Trophy) and scored 199 points during his best
season (Wayne Gretzky has been the only player to ever reach the
200 point mark in a single season) despite missing many games due
to illness and injury. Considered a prolific scorer, "Super
Mario" is the only player (at the time of his initial
"retirement" in 1997) to average more than two points
a game. He has also overcome Hodgkin's Disease, a debilitating back
injury, and saved his beloved Pittsburgh Penguins from bankruptcy
by forming (and financing) a new ownership group. A true hockey
legend and Pittsburgh hero, Mario hand-signed this great shot of
him hoisting The Cup. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Penguin grooved
double matting, this is a great gift for any hockey fan. [why
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Mario
Lemieux new! Stanley Cup Champion (unsigned)
$89.95
"Lemieux"
translated means "The Best"
and few can argue that Hall of Famer Mario is one of the greatest
players to have ever played in the NHL. Lemieux played professional
ice hockey for 17 seasons seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins of
the NHL (between 1984 and 2006) and is now the Penguins principal
owner and chairman. Mario won the Conn Smythe Trophy twice while
leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to winning two Stanley Cup championships,
led the NHL in scoring six times (Art Ross trophy), was named MVP
three times (Hart Trophy) and scored 199 points during his best
season (Wayne Gretzky has been the only player to ever reach the
200 point mark in a Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Penguin grooved
double matting, this is a great gift for any hockey fan. [why
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Born
in Aneroid, Saskatchewan, Center Patrick Marleau was the San Jose
Sharks 1st pick in the 1997 NHL Draft and the 2nd pick overall.
And he's been a key member of a powerhouse Sharks team ever since.
Blessed with natural goal-scoring ability, blazing speed that
can catch defenders off guard, and good size for the center position,
Marleau's breakthrough season was in 2003/04 when Patrick was
selected to play in the All-Star Game and was named to Canada's
2004 Gold Medal World Cup team. In 2006-07, Marleau set San Jose
Shark franchise all-time records for games played, goals, assists
and points. He was also was once again selected to the Western
Conference All-Star Team and scored the fourth goal for the West
against New Jersey's Martin Brodeur. The year culminated with
Marleau being named the San Jose Mercury News named Marleau the
"2006 South Bay Sports Person of the Year." In 2007,
Marleau reached the 500 point mark for his career against the
Phoenix Coyotes on November 14, 2007. Just an excellent passer
and finisher, Marleau is one of the cornerstones of a talented
San Jose Sharks team. Paired with Joe
Thornton , the Sharks posses perhaps the best one-two
center punch in all of hockey. Watch out for Patrick and the Sharks
in 2006/07! A hockey superstar for years to come, best the first
to get one of these shark new hand-signed photographs of Marleau
sporting the Sharks New Logo! Signed by Patrick at his recent
signing at Sports Gallery, these beauties are Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!), and classic Sharks double
matting, this is a great gift for any Sharks fan.
$229
Home
White (New Logo) 16x20
$159
Home
White (New Logo) 8x10
$229
Road
Teal (New Logo) 16x20
$159
Road
Teal (New Logo) 8x10
SJ
Sharks Captain
Patrick Marleau Returns To
Sports Gallery!
Born
in Aneroid, Saskatchewan, Center Patrick Marleau was the San Jose
Sharks 1st pick in the 1997 NHL Draft and the 2nd pick overall.
A gifted forward, Marleau is an excellent passer and finisher.
And in 2003/2004, Patrick became an All-Star for the first time
representing the Sharks in the 2004 All-Star Game. All-Star season
#2 game in 2006/07 when Patrick played with teammates Jonathan
Cheechoo and Joe Thornton on the Western Conference All-Star team.
The all-time Sharks leader in games played, goals, assists, and
points, Patrick scored his 500th point in 2007, all as a Shark.
A hockey superstar for years to come, get this hand-signed photo
of Marleau "On the Attack"
before his collectibles go up in value. Signed by Patrick
at his recent
signing at Sports Gallery, this beauty is Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!), and classic double matting,
this is a great gift for any hockey fan. And now it is a Web
Special!
Patrick
Marleau new!
He Shoots, He Scores! 16x20 and 8x10
$159
Patrick
Marleau is professional hockey center, who currently plays for
the San Jose Sharks. Team Captain Patrick Marleau, set franchise
all-time records for games played, goals, assists and points.
He is Just 1 power play goal (74) shy of tying Owen Nolan's (75)
all-time franchise record. He has also set the Sharks all-time
mark in shots (1,669) with 4 at Dallas on April 6, surpassing
Owen Nolan's 1,668. Patrick
continues to guide the San Jose Sharks to victory, with the help
of power play teammates Joe
Thornton and Brian Campbell. Add this beautiful close up shot
on goal, to your collection. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Penguin grooved
double matting, this is a great gift for any hockey fan. [why
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Did
you know?
Patrick Marleau Can undress out of his hockey gear in
a team-low 45-seconds
Even
on a team with 2005/06 Hart (NHL MVP) and Art Ross (Most Points)
Trophy winner Joe
Thornton and Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy
winner Jonathan
Cheechoo, Patrick Marleau is "The
Man" for the Sharks. The team captain and its quiet
but strong leader, Marleau has been a fan favorite ever since he
was drafted by the Sharks as a promising 18-year old. And he's just
getting better. Watch out for Marleau and Sharks in '06/'07. The
youngest and most talented team in the League. This great shot was
take during the Sharks impressive 2006 play-off run. You can almost
hear the defeaning roar of the crowd as Patrick takes the ice. A
great Marleau and Sharks collectible, Patrick signed a limited number
of 8x10's and 16x20's during his recent
signing at Sports Gallery Los Gatos.
Sports Gallery
Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and
dark double matting, this is the perfect gift for any Sharks fan.
An extremely popular item, we
only have a limited number from our signing. When they're
gone, they're gone.
Torrey Mitchell (born January 30, 1985 in Greenfield Park, Quebec)
is a current ice hockey center for the San Jose Sharks. He was drafted
by the San Jose Sharks in the 4th round of the the 2004 NHL Entry
Draft. Mitchell graduated from Selwyn House School and The Hotchkiss
School before attended the University of Vermont. Durring his Junior
year at UVM he served as co-captain of the Catamounts, finished
third in the Hockey East conference in assists (28) and ranked eighth
in points (40), leading the Catamounts in both categories Tied for
51st in the nation in scoring efficiency, averaging 1.05 points
per game Mitchell was named to the Catamount Cup All-Tournament
Team. Mitchell also received honorable mention among Hockey East
All-Stars After the Catamounts 2006-2007 season. Torrey forfeited
his senior season and signed a contract a NHL entry level contract
and made his professional debut with Worcester. In the summer of
2007 Mitchell attended the San Jose Sharks training camp, and on
October first 2007 he played his first NHL game against the Edmonton
Oilers. He scored his first NHL goal on November 9, 2007 against
Jean Sebastien Giguere of the Anaheim Ducks. Torrey Mitchell has
hand-signed this Quality
Framed and matted photograph of him on a breakaway,beauitfull
framed and matted in Sharks black and teal. [why
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Born
in Kamenogorsk, USSR, San Jose Sharks goalie Evgeni Nabokov has
quickly become one of the premier netminders in the NHL. In 2000-01
he won the Calder Trophy as the top NHL rookie. Evgeni led the Sharks
to a Pacific Division title in 2001-02 and was selected as one of
"The Hottest People, Places and Things on the Planet"
in the hockey player category in the January/February 2002 edition
of Gear magazine. In 2003-2004, Nabokov led the Sharks to the Western
Conference Finals, the furthest San Jose has ever reached in the
NHL Play-offs. Easily one of the top five goaltenders in the game
today. Evgeni has hand-signed this Quality
Framed and matted photograph of his early Sharks years,
handsomely framed and matted in Sharks black. [why
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Boston
Bruins great Bobby Orr revolutionized the sport with his scoring
ability and playmaking from the blue line. He won two scoring titles,
the only defender to accomplish that feat, and had career season
highs of 46 goals and 102 assists. More than just statistics, Orr
had the ability to control the game...to simply take over. Bobby
had the speed to float away from defenders and also to recover should
he lose possession or get caught on a rush. For eight consecutive
seasons Orr won the Norris Trophy as the best defenseman and three
times he collected the Hart Trophy as the league's Most Valuable
Player. Orr's most famous hockey moment came in 1970 when he scored
a goal in OT to give Boston their first Stanley Cup in 28 years
(read more below).
His airborne celebration after the goal is one of the most famous
photographs in hockey history. This neatly autographed 16x20 photograph
of that unforgettable moment is Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick
black wood, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!)
and classic double matting. A beautiful piece of Sports Art,
this
timeless collectible (and investment!) would make a great gift for
any hockey fan. [why
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Alex
Ovechkin
"The Goal Master"
$169
Russian
hockey player Alexander Mikhaylovich Ovechkin was born September
17, 1985 in Moscow, USSR. A left winger for the Washington Capitals,
Ovechkin was the first overall draft choice in the 2004. On January
16, 2006, Alexander Ovechkin scored a goal that veteran hockey reporter
Bill Clement called "one of the greatest goals of all time."
Knocked down by Paul Mara, a defenseman for the Phoenix Coyotes,
then sliding on his back and facing away from the net, Ovechkin
was able to hook the puck with one hand on his stick and slide it
into the net past goalie Brian Boucher for his second goal of the
night. On February 1, 2006, Ovechkin was named NHL Rookie of the
Month for January 2006 as well as being named Offensive Player of
the Month, becoming only the third player in NHL history to earn
both honors in a single month. Ovechkin led 2005-2006 NHL rookies
in goals, points, power-play goals, and shots. He finished third
overall in the NHL in scoring and tied for third in goals. His 425
shots led the league, set an NHL rookie record, and was the fourth-highest
total in NHL history. Ovechkin’s point total was the second-best
in Washington Capitals history and his goal total tied for third
in franchise history. He was also named to the NHL First All-Star
Team, the first rookie to receive the honor in 15 years. After the
season ended, Ovechkin received the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded
to the NHL's best rookie. EA Sports made him the cover athlete for
NHL 07. This shot captures Alex doing what he does best, shooting
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Joe
Pavelski new!
$149
Forward
Joe Pavelski has quickly become a very important part of the powerful
San Jose Sharks. Born on July 11, 1984 in Plover, Wisconsin, Joe
was a member of the 2003 Clark Cup Champion Waterloo Blackhawks
of the USHL. And before that, Joe won a Wisconsin State Hockey Championship
with the SPASH (Stevens Point Area Senior High) Panthers in 2002.
In college, he won an NCAA Division I National Championship with
the Wisconsin Badgers in the 2005-2006 season, while leading the
team in overall points. Are you gettin' the feeling that Joe is
a winner? Drafted by the San Jose in the June 22, 2003 draft in
the 7th round (205th pick overall), Joe has been a real find for
the Sharks. He started his career on a hot streak, scoring 7 goals
and 10 points in his first 12 games. He scored a goal in his first
NHL game, making him the 11th Sharks player in the history of the
team to do so. And in 2007/08 he's continued to shine with 19 goals
and 40 points...even moving to defense on the #1 power play unit
to control the point and create scoring opportunities. Often referred
to as "Little Joe" (thanks
to "Big" Joe Thornton), Pavelski is a very good player
that is just getting better and better. Get Little Joe collectibles
before they go up in value. This Sports Gallery Quality
Framed hand-signed photograph would make a great gift
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Joe
Pavelski new!
$149
Forward
Joe Pavelski has quickly become a very important part of the powerful
San Jose Sharks. Born on July 11, 1984 in Plover, Wisconsin, Joe
was a member of the 2003 Clark Cup Champion Waterloo Blackhawks
of the USHL. And before that, Joe won a Wisconsin State Hockey Championship
with the SPASH (Stevens Point Area Senior High) Panthers in 2002.
In college, he won an NCAA Division I Nation
