2002-03 Patrick Desrochers Game Used Carolina Hurricanes Stick
Patrick Desrochers was once a top prospect of the NHL, drafted by the Coyotes 14th overall in 1998. Hailing from Penetanguishene, Ontario, he was born on October 27, 1979. Desrochers enjoyed a fine junior career with the Sarnia Sting and Kingston Frontenacs before turning pro. Despite great success in the juniors, he could not match that in the NHL. He made his NHL debut on November 23, 2001 against the Minnesota Wild, stopping all six shots he faced in relief of Robert Esche. In that season, he appeared in five games. The next season, he appeared in four more for the Coyotes before being acquired by the Carolina Hurricanes. With Carolina, he appeared in two additional games before dropping down into the AHL and below, eventually retiring after the 2007-08 season in which he played in Germany.
This stick was used in his short stint with the Carolina Hurricanes franchise.
In his short NHL career, Desrochers appeared in 11 games, recording a 2-6-1 record with a 3.67GAA and a 0.872% save average.
Dates of game use: Unknown
Acquired from: Private Collector Eric Jones
Photomatched: No, referenced
This stick was used in his short stint with the Carolina Hurricanes franchise.
In his short NHL career, Desrochers appeared in 11 games, recording a 2-6-1 record with a 3.67GAA and a 0.872% save average.
Dates of game use: Unknown
Acquired from: Private Collector Eric Jones
Photomatched: No, referenced
