joey macdonald
2013-14 Game Worn calgary flames Away Set 2 Jersey
*final nhl game worn

Born February 7, 1980 in Pictou, Nova Scotia, MacDonald was an undrafted goaltender  who worked his way up from the OHL to the ECHL, and then to the AHL within three seasons. With hard work and having been a property of the Red Wings since 2002, MacDonald finally made the NHL in 2006-07. His NHL debut came in relief of Chris Osgood on October 19, 2006 in a 5-1 defeat against San Jose. He played eight games with Detroit before being placed on waivers and claimed by the Boston Bruins. At the end of the season, Boston chose not to re-sign him, so the Islanders took a chance on him and by 2008-09, he worked his way up to be the starter of the team. In 2009-10, the Toronto Maple Leafs signed MacDonald, but he only lasted six games with the big club. The Red Wings then signed him again at the conclusion of the season, where he played for two more years (splitting time between the NHL and AHL) before being picked up by the Calgary Flames for 2012-13 and 2013-14. After two brief seasons with the Flames, the Montreal Canadiens signed MacDonald, but he did not make a regular season appearance for them in 2014-15. After the conclusion of the season, he went to Germany to play until the conclusion of the 2016-17 season before retiring from play at the end of the season.

In his NHL career, MacDonald has appeared in 133 NHL games, recording a 44-61-15 record with two shutouts, a 3.00GAA, and a 0.902% save average. He has appeared in no NHL playoff games.

This set 2 away jersey was worn by MacDonald in 2013-14. He played his last two NHL games while wearing this sweater, recording his last NHL win in the process. Wear is decent and is comprised of puck marks and stick marks.     

Acquired from: Calgary Flames Fan Attic

Dates of Game Use:
April 4, 2014 v Florida (2-1W, 34-35)
April 13, 2014 v Vancouver (5-1L, 2-3)

Photomatched: YES