Brett Hull 698th CAREER GOAL HOF Red Wings Blackhawks 1/13/2003 Ticket Stub RARE
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| This is an Original 100% Authentic Ticket Stub from 2002-2003 NHL Season January 13, 2003 Detroit Red Wings vs Chicago Blackhawks at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, MI. 1/13/2003 RED WINGS 5-4 BLACKHAWKS (OT) BRETT HULL CAREER GOAL #698 1282 POINTS PASSES HOFer ALEX DELVECCHIO on the ALL-TIME LIST 3x All Star, 2x Cup Winner, 1989-90 Byng 1990-91 Hart, 1990-91 Pearson HALL of FAME NICKLAS LIDSTROM CAREER GOALS #155, 156 12x All Star, 4x Cup Winner, 7x Norris 1991-92 AR, 2001-02 Smythe HALL of FAME HENRIK ZETTERBERG "ROOKIE SEASON" ALL ROOKIE TEAM 10th CAREER ASSIST 18th CAREER POINT 1x All Star, 1x Cup Winner, 2002-03 AR 2007-08 Smythe, 2014-15 Clancy CHRIS CHELIOS #3250, 3251, 3252 SHOTS on GOAL 7x All Star, 3x Cup Winner, 3x Norris 1984-85 AR, 2006-07 Messier HALL of FAME SERGEI FEDOROV 907, 908, 909 POINTS 1x All Star, 3x Cup Winner, 2x Selke 1990-91 AR, 1993-94 Hart, 1993-94 Pearson HALL of FAME IGOR LARIONOV GAME PLAYED #836 3x Cup Winner HALL of FAME LUC ROBITAILLE 1306 POINTS 8x All Star, 1x Cup Winner, 1986-87 Calder 1986-87 AR HALL of FAME BRENDAN SHANAHAN 1062, 1063 POINTS 3x All Star, 3x Cup Winner, 2002-03 Clancy HALL of FAME PHIL HOUSLEY CAREER GOAL #337 1x All Star, 1982-83 AR HALL of FAME KIRK MALTBY GOAL JASON WOOLLEY GOAL SERGEI BEREZIN GOAL KYLE CALDER 2-GOALS Lidstrom gets two goals, and plenty of smiles DETROIT (AP) -- Nicklas Lidstrom was given another reason to smile Monday night. Lidstrom scored his second goal 47 seconds into overtime to give Detroit a 5-4 victory over Chicago, two days after it was announced that the defenseman received the most All-Star votes for the second consecutive year. "It was somewhat surprising, especially looking at Mario Lemieux and some other players in the voting," Lidstrom said. "It's really nice to get that recognition." The defending Stanley Cup champions beat Chicago at home for the first time in 10 meetings. Chicago's last defeat in Detroit was April 2, 1999. Lidstrom can no longer be regarded as an underrated player -- as he was for years in Detroit -- even though he wasn't mentioned until the fourth paragraph of the NHL's news release Saturday. He has won the Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defensemen the past two years, and won the Conn Smythe Trophy last season as the MVP of the playoffs. "Now they recognize him and that's a good thing," Detroit coach Dave Lewis said. "He's been playing like that for the five, six, seven years." Brendan Shanahan and Sergei Fedorov assisted on the game-winning goal, which started with a three-on-two rush and ended with Lidstrom scoring on a rebound off Shanahan's shot. "I saw Shanahan at the side, and I've got to respect that shooter," said Michael Leighton, who gave Jocelyn Thibault a rest, and made 28 saves. "I made the save, and fell over. I was just about to jump on the puck and (Lidstrom) chipped it over my pad." There were four ties after a scoreless first period. "That was too wild for me," Lewis said. "As a team, we were too porous and we lost a lot of battles. But we found a way to win." Chicago's Phil Housley scored with 3:19 left in regulation to force overtime. Kyle Calder corralled the puck behind the net and assisted on the game-tying goal. Calder scored twice. Brett Hull's sixth goal in five games gave Detroit a 4-3 lead with 8:37 left in the third. Hull's 19th goal this season and the 698th of his career came when he directed a shot from off Housley's backside just in front of the net. Hull, who has 19 goals this season, needs two more to become the sixth player in NHL history with 700 goals. Curtis Joseph made 34 saves for the Red Wings. Detroit's Luc Robitaille snapped a career-long scoreless streak at 12 games with an assist on Lidstrom's first goal, which gave Detroit a 2-1 lead midway through the second period. Chicago's Theo Fleury was ejected from the game after a spearing penalty was called against him in the final seconds of the second period. Game notes -- Steve Yzerman will join the Detroit Red Wings during their upcoming road trip for the first time this season to begin a regular practice routine. Yzerman, who had surgery on his right knee in August, has not played since helping Detroit win the Stanley Cup in June. ... Fedorov had three assists. ... Detroit was 0-6-3 in its previous nine games at home against the Blackhawks. ULTRA RARE TICKET STUB in GREAT CONDITION!!! You get the ticket in the photos. Has some creasing but displays nicely Ticket measures 2 x 3-3/8 inches Section 227A - Row 11 - Seat 4 Photo/Scans have been watermarked for auction purposes only. Ticket will be shipped in the Ticket Toploader (Hard Plastic Holder) shown in the photos. It will be protected and surrounded by 2 pieces of rigid cardboard and sent via USPS with tracking. For multiple ticket orders add items to cart for combined shipping. |
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