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"Lemieux" translated means "The Best" and few can argue that Mario is one of the greatest players to have ever played in the NHL. 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. On December 27, 2000 he returned to playing hockey for Pittsburgh and assisted on a goal just 33 seconds into the game. A true hockey legend, Mario hand-signed this Penguins team puck in silver sharpie. A great gift for any hockey fan.

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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. A gifted forward, Marleau is an excellent passer and finisher. And in 2003/2004, Patrick became an All-Star representing the Sharks in the 2004 All-Star Game. Captain and leading scorer for the Sharks in 2004, Marleau emerged as one of the bright young stars of the NHL that season. In fact he was named to Canada's 2004 World Cup team, an incredible honor for the then 24-year old. And now Marleau is teamed with Joe Thornton and Dany Heatley on the Sharks #1 Line ("Jumbo Heated Patty" anyone?) for perhaps the best line in all of hockey in 2009/2010. Boyle, Heatley, Marleau and Thornton all were part of Canada's Gold Medal 2010 Olympic Team, Patrick (and Patrick collectibles) has never been hotter. A great time to buy Patrick...he just played his 1,000 NHL Game (all of the sharks) get these very cool pucks before they are gone![see also special "Team Canada" puck].

Joe Pavelski
SJ Sharks Logo Puck & Team USA Puck

Joe Pavelski is rapidly becoming an American hockey superstar - without a doubt one of the San Jose Sharks most dependable, hardworking, and dangerous players. A Wisconsin native, "Little Joe" (little at least as compared to teammate Joe "Jumbo" Thornton), or "The Big Pavelski" (as he's become known in the 2010 postseason), won the Wisconsin State Hockey Championship with the Stevens Point Area Senior High Panthers in 2002. Joe also was a member of the 2004 Clark Cup Champion Waterloo Blackhawks of the USHL and won an NCAA Division I National Championship with the University of Wisconsin Badgers in 2005/06 while leading the team in points. In other words, Joe knows winning. Pavelski first joined the Sharks during the 2006/07 season but it wasn't until the 2007/08 season that Pavelski became a regular starter on the Sharks roster, playing in all of the 82 regular season games 13 play-off games. During the post-season he was tied for the team lead in goals and was 2nd in total points. In 2008/09, Joe tallied 25 goals and 59 points. And in 2010, Joe anchored the Sharks strong #2 Line, won a Silver Medal playing on the USA team in the Winter Olympics, and dominated post-season becoming the first NHL players since Mario Lemiuex in 1992 to have three consecutive multi-goal games in the postseason. An American Hockey Superstar in the making, get "The Big Pavelski" Collectibles before they go up in value. And Sports Gallery is fortunate to have some very cool Joe Pavelski collectibles - including autographed Sharks Logo and Team USA official hockey pucks - thanks to our recent signing with Joe and Logan Couture. But hurry, we only have a limited number of Joe Pavelski collectibles remaining from our signing so don't delay! A great gift for any American Hockey fan!

Forward Jeremy Roenick, a native of Boston, MA, is a nine-time NHL All-Star. Finishing his career with the San Jose Sharks, Jeremy made his NHL debut on October 6, 1988 with the Chicago Blackhawks. Since that date, Jeremy has laced up his skates for the Phoenix Coyotes, Philadelphia Flyers, and Los Angeles Kings as well as the Sharks. Jeremy has also played on numerous USA teams including winning the silver medal-winning squad at the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. And on November 10, 2007, while playing for the Sharks, Jeremy made US hockey history by becoming only the 3rd American in history to score 500 career NHL goals. On January 10, 2008, Roenick's 503rd goal vs. the Vancouver Canucks placed him 2nd on the list of all-time American-born NHL career goals, trailing only Mike Modano of the Dallas Stars. Jeremy has not only brought veteran leadership to the talented Sharks but he's also playing some terrific hockey at the twilight of his fabulous NHL career. Just check out his inspired two-goal, two-assist performance in Game 7 of the 2007-08 Stanley Cup Playoffs vs. the Calgary Flames for proof. Jeremy is simply one of the greatest American-born hockey players of all-time. And recently, Jeremy made a very special Sports Gallery signing appearance during which he signed all kinds of very cool collectibles including this assortment of pucks. We are offering three different pucks (top to bottom) - Sharks Logo, Sharks Official Game, and 500th Goal Commemorative. All great collectibles from an all-time hockey great and surefire Hall of Famer. A great gift for any hockey fan but act fast as we only have a limited number of each puck remaining.

San Jose Sharks Marc-Édouard Vlasic is a Defenseman Superstar in the making. Drafted 35th overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, this Montreal native attended College Sainte-Anne High School for three years ,followed by three seasons of Major Junior Hockey with the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec Major Hockey League. Nicknamed "Pickles" on the Sharks (Vlasic...Pickels...get it?), Marc-Edouard has won San Jose management, his teammates, and Sharks fans over with his remarkably smart and steady play at defense...very rare for a young defenseman. . And on August 27, 2008, the San Jose Sharks signed Vlasic to a four-year, $12.4 million contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2012-13 NHL season. Look for Vlasic to be a big name in hockey in the coming years, not only in the NHL but on the International stage as well with Team Canada (a surefire selection for the 2014 Winter Olympic Team). SGA has great Vlasic collectibles, including these three puck offerings. A great value on a great player...get one (or three) before they go up in value!