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NEW PIECE ALERT! The 239th unique NHL goalie to enter our vaults at Heroes of the Crease: Goaltending Museum and Memorabilia Ltd. is here.
For our latest edition of "Piece of History", we feature a two-time Stanley Cup champ and the 9th winningest NHL goalie of the entire 2010s.
What you are looking at right now is game worn CCM Premier goalie blocker utilized by Corey Crawford in NHL action with the Chicago Blackhawks in at least 10 games from October to December in the 2016-17 season. It was a blocker he used mostly in second periods of each of those games. It exhibits excellent wear and it has been photomatched. It is NOT for sale, trade, or donation.
Born on December 31, 1984 in Montreal, Quebec, Corey Crawford was a solid goalie with Moncton in the QMJHL when he was drafted 52nd overall by the Chicago Blackhawks in 2003. The 2004 QMJHL Defensive Player of the Year turned pro in 2005-06, spending the majority of the year in Rockford in the AHL. On January 22, 2006, he made his NHL debut for the Chicago Blackhawks. Facing the Minnesota Wild for 21:27 in relief of Adam Munro, Crawford stopped all 7 shots that he faced in Chicago's 3-2 defeat. Despite sprinkles of NHL action on and off for several seasons, Crawford did not become a full-time NHL netminder until the 2010-11 season.
In 2010-11, his first season as Chicago's number one netminder, he appeared in 57 games, recording 33 wins, and 4 shutouts while being named to the NHL's All-Rookie Team. In 2012-13, he helped lead the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup while earning the William M. Jennings Trophy. Two seasons later, he won another Stanley Cup with them while winning another William M. Jennings Trophy. On top of that, he was also an NHL All-Star that season. In 2015-16, he led the NHL in shutouts, and in 2016-17, he was once again an NHL All-Star. He also represented Team Canada at the World Cup of Hockey that season, winning the gold medal. At the end of the 2019-20 season, Crawford was signed as a free agent by the New Jersey Devils, however, he retired before ever playing a game for the Devils.
In his NHL career, Corey Crawford appeared in 488 regular season games, going 260-162-53 with 26 shutouts, 9 assists, a 2.45GAA, and a 0.918% save average. He appeared in 96 NHL playoff games, going 52-42 with 5 shutouts, 2 assists, a 2.38GAA, and a 0.918% save average.
The card photo is just a reference to an identical style blocker, however, a definitive photomatch can be found here:
https://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/n...guards-the-news-photo/628447378?adppopup=true
Dates of Game Use:
*Oct 12, 2016 vs St. Louis (29-32, 5-2L)
Oct 14, 2016 vs Nashville (24-27, 3-2L)
Oct 18, 2016 vs Philadelphia (23-27, 7-4W)
Oct 24, 2016 vs Calgary (29-31, 3-2SOL)
Oct 30, 2016 vs Los Angeles (32-32, 3-0W)
Nov 1, 2016 vs Calgary (33-34, 5-1W)
Nov 3, 2016 vs Colorado (38-38, 4-0W)
Nov 11, 2016 vs Washington (24-27, 3-2OTL)
Nov 13, 2016 vs Montreal (21-23, 3-2W)
Nov 29, 2016 vs Florida (38-39, 2-1SOW)
Dec 1, 2016 vs New Jersey (30-33, 4-3W)
For our latest edition of "Piece of History", we feature a two-time Stanley Cup champ and the 9th winningest NHL goalie of the entire 2010s.
What you are looking at right now is game worn CCM Premier goalie blocker utilized by Corey Crawford in NHL action with the Chicago Blackhawks in at least 10 games from October to December in the 2016-17 season. It was a blocker he used mostly in second periods of each of those games. It exhibits excellent wear and it has been photomatched. It is NOT for sale, trade, or donation.
Born on December 31, 1984 in Montreal, Quebec, Corey Crawford was a solid goalie with Moncton in the QMJHL when he was drafted 52nd overall by the Chicago Blackhawks in 2003. The 2004 QMJHL Defensive Player of the Year turned pro in 2005-06, spending the majority of the year in Rockford in the AHL. On January 22, 2006, he made his NHL debut for the Chicago Blackhawks. Facing the Minnesota Wild for 21:27 in relief of Adam Munro, Crawford stopped all 7 shots that he faced in Chicago's 3-2 defeat. Despite sprinkles of NHL action on and off for several seasons, Crawford did not become a full-time NHL netminder until the 2010-11 season.
In 2010-11, his first season as Chicago's number one netminder, he appeared in 57 games, recording 33 wins, and 4 shutouts while being named to the NHL's All-Rookie Team. In 2012-13, he helped lead the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup while earning the William M. Jennings Trophy. Two seasons later, he won another Stanley Cup with them while winning another William M. Jennings Trophy. On top of that, he was also an NHL All-Star that season. In 2015-16, he led the NHL in shutouts, and in 2016-17, he was once again an NHL All-Star. He also represented Team Canada at the World Cup of Hockey that season, winning the gold medal. At the end of the 2019-20 season, Crawford was signed as a free agent by the New Jersey Devils, however, he retired before ever playing a game for the Devils.
In his NHL career, Corey Crawford appeared in 488 regular season games, going 260-162-53 with 26 shutouts, 9 assists, a 2.45GAA, and a 0.918% save average. He appeared in 96 NHL playoff games, going 52-42 with 5 shutouts, 2 assists, a 2.38GAA, and a 0.918% save average.
The card photo is just a reference to an identical style blocker, however, a definitive photomatch can be found here:
https://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/n...guards-the-news-photo/628447378?adppopup=true
Dates of Game Use:
*Oct 12, 2016 vs St. Louis (29-32, 5-2L)
Oct 14, 2016 vs Nashville (24-27, 3-2L)
Oct 18, 2016 vs Philadelphia (23-27, 7-4W)
Oct 24, 2016 vs Calgary (29-31, 3-2SOL)
Oct 30, 2016 vs Los Angeles (32-32, 3-0W)
Nov 1, 2016 vs Calgary (33-34, 5-1W)
Nov 3, 2016 vs Colorado (38-38, 4-0W)
Nov 11, 2016 vs Washington (24-27, 3-2OTL)
Nov 13, 2016 vs Montreal (21-23, 3-2W)
Nov 29, 2016 vs Florida (38-39, 2-1SOW)
Dec 1, 2016 vs New Jersey (30-33, 4-3W)
