Historical Hockey and Sports Memorabilia Auction September 2024
A product of Princeton University who was drafted 222nd overall by the Los Angeles Kings at the 1999 NHL Entry Draft, George Parros would go on to play a total of 474 games in the National Hockey League over the course of his career, suiting up for the likes of Los Angeles, Colorado, Anaheim, Florida and Montreal, winning a Stanley Cup with the Ducks in 2007. Currently serving as the NHL's Head of Player Safety, offered here is this Montreal Canadiens jersey worn by Parros during the 2013-14 season. Made by Reebok, a lone size "58+" label has been affixed to the inner collar while crests of the NHL shield and Reebok have been added over the front and reverse necklines respectively. Having had a "2" penned over the inner collar to denote the jersey as being a "set 2" example, the front has been decorated with Montreal's famed "CH" crest that displays with embroidered details while the sleeves and verso have been styled with Parros' number "15" in stacked tri-layer tackle twill numerals. Having had "Parros" spelt out in single layer blue twill letters across the affixed matching nameplate at the top of the reverse, the interior of the jersey retains its original fight strap while a Canadiens team tag numbered "A03408" that denotes the piece as being a "2013-14 Game-Worn Jersey" is sewn inside the reverse hem. Accompanied by a matching Canadiens LOA, the jersey shows just very light game-wear via a couple of small unrepaired holes over the reverse hem and a couple of small spot stains that are worth mentioning for accuracy. Regarding the photo-match, the jersey is matched with Getty Image #466944601 (January 16th, 2014 vs Ottawa) to loose threads coming off the front crest and the numbers of the left sleeve.
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