ITEM DESCRIPTION
This game worn Set 3/Playoffs Road jersey was used in the regular season from March 13, 2004 until April 4, 2004, and also in 10 playoff games, making for a grand total of 16 games. Turek played the backup in most of these contests, however, he did play in three games in this sweater, including his final NHL start in his final regular season game of his career. An additional note is that Turek wore the jersey for the two shutouts he had while establishing the franchise record shutout streak for the Flames and also in the game that saw the streak snapped.
This game worn Set 3/Playoffs Road jersey was used in the regular season from March 13, 2004 until April 4, 2004, and also in 10 playoff games, making for a grand total of 16 games. Turek played the backup in most of these contests, however, he did play in three games in this sweater, including his final NHL start in his final regular season game of his career. An additional note is that Turek wore the jersey for the two shutouts he had while establishing the franchise record shutout streak for the Flames and also in the game that saw the streak snapped.
|
SHORT BIO: Born May 21, 1970 in Strakonice, Czechoslovakia, Roman Turek was a standout star with the Czech national team. Turek was originally drafted 113th overall by the North Stars in 1990. He made his NHL debut on November 20, 1996 against the Flames, recording a convincing 3-1 victory. As third stringer to Andy Moog and Arturs Irbe, Turek only got into six contests that year, however, after Irbe was picked up by the Canucks the following year, Turek cemented himself as the number two guy in Dallas. From there, he joined the Blues in 1999-00 and immediately became their starter for two years. From there, he joined the Flames in 2001-02, and assumed the starter role there for another two years before falling into the back-up role in 2003-04 behind Mikka Kiprusoff. After being placed on waivers on March 4, 2004, Turek really stepped up his game for the last stretch of the season, recording consecutive shutouts, establishing the Flames' all-time shutout streak record at 180:01 and keeping his spot as the backup all the way to the Cup Finals against Tampa. After the lockout, he remained in Europe and ultimately retired from hockey after the 2009-10 season.
In his eight season NHL career, Turek played in 328 games, recording a 159-115-43 record with 27 shutouts, 12 assists, a 2.31GAA and a 0.907% save average. Never once did he have a save average below 90%. In 22 playoff games, he recorded a 12-9 record with a 2.23GAA and a 0.908% save average. |
YEAR: 2003-04 Road Set 3/Playoffs
TEAM: Calgary Flames GAME WORN? Yes. MANUFACTURER/MODEL: CCM SIZE: 60G ACQUIRED FROM / LOA: Meigray Group, includes Meigray LOA DATES OF GAME USE: March 14, 2004 v St. Louis Blues (3-0W, 25-25) March 24, 2004 v Phoenix Coyotes (4-0W, 22-22) April 4, 2004 v Anaheim Mighty Ducks (2-1L, 24-26) NOTABLE MOMENTS: Final NHL start/final NHL regular season game/recorded two shutouts en route to establishing the Calgary Flames' franchise record shutout streak and also worn when the shutout streak was snapped. PHOTOMATCHED: Yes AUTOGRAPHED: No ESTIMATED REPLACEMENT VALUE (USD): $1000.00 AVAILABILITY: THIS ITEM IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE/TRADE/DONATION |
