2010-11 Anders Lindback Game Worn Set 2 / Playoffs Home Jersey
*playoff debut jersey
Anders Lindback, a hulking 6'6" goaltender hailing from Gavle, Sweden, was born on May 3, 1988, and drafted 207th overall by Nashville in 2008. Boasting incredible numbers with multiple teams in Sweden, Lindback finally joined the Predators as a full-time backup goaltender in the 2010-11 season where he appeared in 22 games and showed what he was capable of as he competently recorded 11 wins along with two shutouts. He then resumed the backup role in 2011-12, posting similar numbers before being traded to Tampa Bay for the 2012-13 season. There, he maintained the backup role for two seasons before being signed by Dallas in this season's off-season and then traded to the Buffalo Sabres that same year. He was then acquired by the Arizona Coyotes in 2015-16 and then he returned to Europe in 2016-17 after a handful of less than stellar games in the AHL. In 2017-18, he returned to North America and returned to form in the AHL with the Milwaukee Admirals. He was also called up by the Nashville Predators at multiple points in the season, however, he was not given more NHL time. He signed in Switzerland in 2018-19 before heading to the KHL for the 2019-20 season.
In his NHL career, Lindback appeared in 130 games, recording a 45-58-8 record with three shutouts, four assists, a 2.87GAA and a 0.904% save average. In five playoff games, he recorded an 0-3 record with a 3.69GAA, and a 0.890% save average.
This is a Set 2 / Playoffs Home jersey worn by Anders Lindback in his 2010-11 rookie season, as well as in his NHL playoff debut. He wore this game once previously in the regular season, a February 7, 2011 matchup against the Edmonton Oilers, posting two saves on two shots in relief of Pekka Rinne. He then wore this as a backup several more times in the regular season before getting his shot in the playoffs on April 20, 2011. After Rinne allowed six goals on twenty-nine shots, Lindback was put in for the rest of the game and stopped nine for nine in the eventual 6-3 defeat.
This jersey was also worn in 13 back-up only appearances that year!
Acquired from: Meigray Group
Dates of game use:
February 7, 2011 v Edmonton Oilers (4-0L, 2-2)
April 20, 2011 v Anaheim Ducks (6-3L, 9-9)
Photomatched: Yes
In his NHL career, Lindback appeared in 130 games, recording a 45-58-8 record with three shutouts, four assists, a 2.87GAA and a 0.904% save average. In five playoff games, he recorded an 0-3 record with a 3.69GAA, and a 0.890% save average.
This is a Set 2 / Playoffs Home jersey worn by Anders Lindback in his 2010-11 rookie season, as well as in his NHL playoff debut. He wore this game once previously in the regular season, a February 7, 2011 matchup against the Edmonton Oilers, posting two saves on two shots in relief of Pekka Rinne. He then wore this as a backup several more times in the regular season before getting his shot in the playoffs on April 20, 2011. After Rinne allowed six goals on twenty-nine shots, Lindback was put in for the rest of the game and stopped nine for nine in the eventual 6-3 defeat.
This jersey was also worn in 13 back-up only appearances that year!
Acquired from: Meigray Group
Dates of game use:
February 7, 2011 v Edmonton Oilers (4-0L, 2-2)
April 20, 2011 v Anaheim Ducks (6-3L, 9-9)
Photomatched: Yes
