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​1998-99 Steve Passmore Game Worn Set 1 Road Jersey

Born on January 29, 1973 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Steve Passmore played seven seasons in the WHL and won a Memorial Cup with the Kamloops Blazers before turning pro. He was drafted by the Quebec Nordiques 196th overall in 1992 but did not get his chance in the big league until the 1998-99 season, while with the NHL's Edmonton Oilers. In his debut, on February 24, 1999, Passmore battled against future Oiler Dominic Roussel and the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, but the team fell 2-1, despite Passmore's 22 save performance. Passmore appeared in six games with the Oilers before landing with the Chicago Blackhawks as a backup in 1999-00. He was then traded to Los Angeles that year, before being traded back in the 2000-01 season. He remained in Chicago until the conclusion of the 2003-04 and was close to making the Coyotes' roster after 2004-05 lockout. He played one final season in 2005-06 in the AHL and in Finland before eventually retiring from play and becoming a financial advisor in British Columbia.

In his career, Passmore appeared in 93 regular season games, recording a 23-44-12 record with two shutouts, two assists, a 2.79GAA, and a 0.895% save average. On top of that, he appeared in three playoff games and recorded a 0-2 record with a 2.62GAA and a 0.903% save average.   

This set 1 road jersey was worn by Passmore in 1998-99, in his first career NHL win and also in two additional games that season.    

Acquired from: Private collector Travis Passmore with Meigray Documentation 

Dates of Game Use: March 3, 1999 v Buffalo (5-3W, 29-32)
                                   March 6, 1999 v Washington (4-3L, 32-36)
                                   March 14, 1999 v Nashville (3-1L, 17-19)

Photomatched: No, photoreferenced