This important jersey originally came from Brett Hull’s personal collection and is identical to the home burgundy sweater being offered without the customizations. The Coyotes, who were formerly the Winnipeg Jets, officially un-retired Bobby Hull’s #9, with the Golden Jet’s blessing of course, so that his son could carry on the family tradition and wear his immortalized #9. DALLAS”, indicating that Hull would have worn this jersey during the October 11th contest against his former team the Dallas Stars. On the inside crest is the notation “#9 Hull - 1st Jersey – Oct 11 – vs.
The game wear on this size 56 sweater is on the lighter side as would be expected. Proudly sewn to the left breast of this jersey is the alternate Captain’s “A”. Brett spent a total of 3 years with the Red Wings before playing a final 5-game stint in 2005-06 with the Phoenix Coyotes. After 3 years with the Stars, Hull moved to Detroit where again, in his first season with his new club, he captured the Stanley Cup. Louis, Hull moved to the Dallas Stars where, in his first season with the club, he captured his first Stanley Cup Trophy. Pearson Trophy as the NHL’s outstanding player.įollowing his time in St. The 1990-91 season saw Hull capture the Hart Memorial Trophy as the NHL’s Most Valuable Player and the Lester B. In 1989-90 he won the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy. Hull was 3 times a 1st Team NHL All Star at RW and played in 8 NHL All Star Games.īrett represented Team USA in the 1991 Canada Cup, the 19 World Cup of Hockey and the 19 Olympics. His career playoff totals of 103 goals and 190 points also place him among the all-time elite. Hull’s 1391 career points are good for top 25 all-time. Two more 50-goal seasons followed en route to 741 career goals which place Hull 4th on the all-time list behind only Gretzky, Howe and Jagr. The next 3 years would see Brett lead the NHL in goals, with totals of 72, 86 and 70 respectively. Louis he struck for 41 goals and 84 points. Louis and a Hall of Fame career was underway. Despite playing in 52 games for the Flames, and registering 26 goals and 50 points, the club saw fit to deal Hull to the Blues at the deadline in exchange for Rick Wamsley and Rob Ramage.
In his first full NHL season Brett would again be making a late season move. Hull finally broke camp with the Flames to begin the 1987-88 campaign. He was again a late season call up in 1986-87, making it into the lineup for five games and four more in the playoffs. Hull saw his first NHL action in the 1986 playoffs, where he dressed for two games. The Calgary Flames selected Hull in the 6th round of the 1984 NHL Entry Draft. This road white air-knit jersey by Reebok may have been worn by Brett Hull during the 2005-06 NHL season.
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