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BTW... the camp costs $10,000 yet the players get replica jerseys lol.

Ohhh.....kay. when was the great one a black hawk????????

Ha! Sundin as a Cannuck will forever look akward

Ladies and gentlemen, your Sanfr Ancisco Giants!

this is going to be my new signature BIGBUBBA. you made my day!

Tim Thomas pre-Edge Bruins

Jokerit

HIFK (Finland)

Detroit Vipers

Providence Bruins

Quebec Nordiques (the team that drafted him in 1994)

nice find of thomas. i betcha that jersey would look sweet with his gear now.

bobby holik as a ranger:

he looks odd here.played with them for two years.went to the thrashers. became a captain.then went back to new jersey.

One guy was wearing a Ryne Sandberg jersey and it looked pretty good, the only way you could tell I was a fake was the MLB logo on the back was off, and also they don't sell current jerseys with retired players' names.

Maybe I'm wrong on this, but couldn't he have gotten a custom current jersey with SANDBERG on it? I mean I'm not saying it wasn't a fake, but I don't think that's evidence of it being a fake.

I don't think so. I'm pretty sure MLB doesn't allow you to customize current jerseys with retired players' names, managers/coaches names, etc.

The NFL, NHL and MLB don't allow retired players' names and numbers on customized jerseys (the NBA does, however). Pretty sure you can get an aftermarket job done from a place like River City Sports or any of the other sites that do post-purchase customizing, though.

Seems to only apply to the NFL's website. Retired player names/numbers can be put on jerseys bought through the team shop but not NFLshop.com. Why that is, I have no idea.

EDIT: Scratch that, some teams' sites seem to allow retired players and some don't, but NFLshop.com doesn't allow any of them. Hopefully someone in the know can clear this up 'cause I'm confused.

That's really stupid, then. What if a player with an extremely common surname (like Johnson or Smith or Jones) retires? Then the only fans who can get a customized jersey for that team have to be the ones without that name? Some guy named Jim Johnson can't get his name on a jersey then?

I believe it's through licensing of the Players' Associations, which retired players would not be a part of.

Right, but it's still stupid that a fan wouldn't be able to get a jersey with his name on it just because he has the same name as a player who used to play for that team.

haha. my last name is Smith (i wear 73) and i can't find anyone in any sport who ever wore this number. i have no problems.

sean burke(the best goalie to play for a bunch of teams)

P.S:he doesn't have a wrong jersey!

In honour of his 500th goal, Jarome Iginla as a Dallas Star.

He never played a game with them though--that one was from the draft as you can see in the background...

Gordie Howe, Detroit Vipers (IHL)

Nothing wrong with that one--it was for a good cause and a cool idea...

i have always found gordie as a whaler a bit odd...

What is the right uniform for lupul? Since leaving the Ducks he's pretty much been a journeyman.

i think hes found a home (the leafs!) but the ducks right now would be his correct uniform

Joffrey Lupul: edmonton and philidelphia:

the blues needs to bring these back as an alternate!

For the fun of this heres hasek for the sens:

im trying to find more funny ones.

Teemu Selanne: San Jose

Zdeno Chara: New York Islanders

Wow, I didn't even realize Chara played for the Islanders, let alone wear the Fisherman. Did he wear the regular jersey at all?

this was his first team. he played from 1997-2001 with them so yes he wore a regular jersey. this was the only pic i could find though.

Ron Hextall wearing #72 for the Islanders for a hot minute....

Hextall with the Nordiques...

...and one of him in no uniform, after one of his dozens of fights. I believe this one was after he beat up Lyle Odelein.

EDIT: That could've been after he attacked Chelios in the '89 playoffs for Chelios' cheap shot on Brian Propp, but I'm not sure.

hextall looks like he is ready to kill in net for the nords!

Teemu Selanne: San Jose

Zdeno Chara: New York Islanders

i love gray facemasks.

Me too.

I also love the original Nashville Predators 3rd Jersey. That shade of mustard was insanely cool and the 3D cat looked great on the front.

finally someone who loves the mustard jersey. i have one, but its too small to fit me as it is a kids size jersey. but i also love these:

Blackhawks - I got the love for them from Clark Griswold wearing a jersey in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. Plus the farm team plays in Portland.

Blazers - Oregons only pro team so I have to root for them, I guess. I dont really care for any team in peticular, Im more of a fan of certain players.

Redskins - Im actually pretty new to full blown fan hood for the Skins. I always rooted for them as my NFC team. My AFC team was the Jets, thanks in huge part to Curtis Martin (my favorite player all-time). But with the addition of Mark Sanchez and a few other players I hate and Rex Ryan, I just couldnt root for the Jets because I distanced them so much and lost my passion for them. I did some soul searching and realized I never truly like the team, outside of Curtis. With my love for the Redskins as my NFC team it was an easy transition to their fandom. Plus no one would question wether or not I was a bandwagon fan (because I never want to be one of those), based on a move to a perennial losing squad.

Rays - I never really had a baseball team per say. I went to a Dodgers game once and my mom loved the Braves, but neither of those rubbed off on me. There was however a young franchise that always caught my eye. Im not sure if it was the gradient logos or the signing of childhood favorites the Crime Dog Fred McGriff and Wade Boggs. Maybe it was the pure hatred for the Red Sox and Yankees (and the Jays, but on a smaller scale) and their idiot and/or bandwagon fans, that got me passionately infused with the team. But for whatever reason, they stuck.

Incorrect. the Portland Pirates are the Buffalo Sabres farm team. the Rockford Icehogs are the farnm team of the Blackhawks.