Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings Plaque With Rookie Card Stanley Cup Pucks & Photographs
Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings Plaque With Rookie Card Stanley Cup Pucks & Photographs Steve Yzerman (born 1965), nicknamed “Stevie Y,†is one of the greatest players in Detroit Red Wings and NHL history. Yzerman spent his entire 22-season NHL playing career with Detroit from 1983–2006 and served as team captain for 19 seasons, one of the longest captaincies in league history. A gifted center known for his scoring ability, leadership, and two-way play, he recorded 692 goals, 1,063 assists, and 1,755 points during his career. Yzerman led the Red Wings to three Stanley Cup championships in 1997, 1998, and 2002, earning the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 1998. His individual honors also included the Lester B. Pearson Award, Selke Trophy, and Masterton Trophy. Internationally, Yzerman represented Canada in numerous competitions and won an Olympic gold medal in 2002. His No. 19 was retired by the Red Wings, and he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2009, cementing his legacy as one of Detroit’s most revered sports figures. Excellent condition. Age related wear.
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Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings Plaque With Rookie Card Stanley Cup Pucks & Photographs Steve Yzerman (born 1965), nicknamed “Stevie Y,†is one of the greatest players in Detroit Red Wings and NHL history. Yzerman spent his entire 22-season NHL playing career with Detroit from 1983–2006 and served as team captain for 19 seasons, one of the longest captaincies in league history. A gifted center known for his scoring ability, leadership, and two-way play, he recorded 692 goals, 1,063 assists, and 1,755 points during his career. Yzerman led the Red Wings to three Stanley Cup championships in 1997, 1998, and 2002, earning the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 1998. His individual honors also included the Lester B. Pearson Award, Selke Trophy, and Masterton Trophy. Internationally, Yzerman represented Canada in numerous competitions and won an Olympic gold medal in 2002. His No. 19 was retired by the Red Wings, and he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2009, cementing his legacy as one of Detroit’s most revered sports figures. Excellent condition. Age related wear.
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