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These game-worn pads were used from the latter part of March 2007, until the end of McLennan's career, being used in both his final regular season game, as well as in the last game of his NHL career. The pads were also used during his time in Russia and likely in his time in Japan as well. It first saw game action in the regular season on April 8, 2007 when McLennan made 26 stops on 32 shots in a 6-3 loss against the Colorado Avalanche. The next time it saw game action was in arguably the most infamous moment of McLennan's NHL career. On April 21, 2007, in game five of the playoffs against the Detroit Red Wings, McLennan was put in goal in relief of Kiprusoff. Down 5-1 at the end of the third period, McLennan was in the hot seat to try and motivate the team. Instead, his emotions uncharacteristically got the better of him just 13 seconds into his appearance when he slashed Red Wings' forward Johan Franzen in the stomach. In those 13 seconds of ice time, McLennan was given 17 minutes in penalties, as well as a five game suspension to top it all off.
These game-worn pads were used from the latter part of March 2007, until the end of McLennan's career, being used in both his final regular season game, as well as in the last game of his NHL career. The pads were also used during his time in Russia and likely in his time in Japan as well. It first saw game action in the regular season on April 8, 2007 when McLennan made 26 stops on 32 shots in a 6-3 loss against the Colorado Avalanche. The next time it saw game action was in arguably the most infamous moment of McLennan's NHL career. On April 21, 2007, in game five of the playoffs against the Detroit Red Wings, McLennan was put in goal in relief of Kiprusoff. Down 5-1 at the end of the third period, McLennan was in the hot seat to try and motivate the team. Instead, his emotions uncharacteristically got the better of him just 13 seconds into his appearance when he slashed Red Wings' forward Johan Franzen in the stomach. In those 13 seconds of ice time, McLennan was given 17 minutes in penalties, as well as a five game suspension to top it all off.
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SHORT BIO: Born on June 30, 1971, in Edmonton, Alberta, McLennan was drafted 48th overall by the New York Islanders in 1991. He turned pro in 1991-92 and had a playing career that went until 2007-08, spanning Europe, Asia, the ECHL, IHL, AHL, and the NHL. He made his NHL debut for the Islanders on January 7, 1994 vs Calgary. Starting in goal, he stopped 23 shots in a 6-2 victory.
His NHL career went from 1993-94 to 1995-96, 1997-98 to 2001-02, then 2002-03 to 2006-07 and saw him play with the New York Islanders, St. Louis Blues, Minnesota Wild, Calgary Flames, New York Rangers, and Florida Panthers. In his NHL career, Jamie McLennan appeared in 254 regular season games, going 80-109-33-3 with 13 shutouts, 3 assists, a 2.68GAA, and a 0.898% save average. In 5 playoff games, he went 0-2 with a 3.14GAA, and a 0.879% save average. After retiring, he became a popular analyst on TSN. Among his career accolades include winning the IHL Turner Cup in 1995, and earning the Bill Masterton Trophy in 1998. |
YEAR: 2006-07
TEAM: Calgary Flames / Metallurg Magnitogorsk / Nippon Paper Cranes GAME WORN? Yes MANUFACTURER/MODEL: VAUGHN VELOCITY ACQUIRED FROM / LOA: Ice Violence.com, no LOA DATES OF GAME USE: April 8, 2007 vs Colorado (26-32, 6-3L) April 21, 2007 vs Detroit (0-0, 5-1) Also used in his time with Metallurg in KHL, and Nippon in Japan. NOTABLE MOMENTS: Used for his final NHL game, and also for the infamous moment when he slashed Johan Franzen in the playoffs. PHOTOMATCHED: Yes AUTOGRAPHED: No ESTIMATED REPLACEMENT VALUE (USD): $500.00 AVAILABILITY: THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE/TRADE/DONATION |
