Historical Hockey and Sports Memorabilia Auction June 2025
With the all-time highest number of games played (1,337) and points scored (1,420) among undrafted NHL players, Adam Oates became just the 8th player in league history to reach 1,000 assists when he set up Dainus Zubrus' overtime winning goal in a 1–0 victory over the Boston Bruins, on January 14, 2002. A time-honored tradition in the NHL, symbolizing the player's dedication and impact on the sport, this "1,000th NHL Assist" milestone silver stick was presented to the five-time NHL All-Star. Sporting a hefty weight of 16.5 pounds and usually produced of silver plated bronze or stainless steel, the stick is made to the exact specifications of the players current model stick including the pattern and lie. The length is approx 58" from the top of the shaft to the base of the blade, with "Adam Oates 77" engraved on the topside of the shaft. There is further engraving on the frontside blade, with "ADAM OATES - Washington Capitals - 1000th NHL Assist" In gorgeous condition overall with minor scratches throughout it's length, the stick is ready for tasteful display. Hailing from the personal collection of Adam Oates, his signed LOA will accompany.
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