He was born 8-7-87 and has always worn #87 while a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
When the Penguins won the Stanley Cup in 2009, he was at that time the youngest Captain to win a Stanley Cup.
The team would go on to win another Stanley Cup in 2016 and then again in 2017.
Because this blog focuses on my Andrew McCutchen cards (and I still don't own a Sidney Crosby autograph), let's look at some Andrew McCutchen cards featuring that classic wood border 1987 design.
I also own most of the 2017 1987 30th Anniversary Designs, which you can see below.
I am in need of the Silver Pack Black Refractor 1/1 along with the 1987 insert from Series One Platinum 1/1
I doubt I will ever get those 1/1s for the collection
I do own one relic card of Sidney Crosby and it features the core of the Stanley Cup teams, minus Kris Letang.
Who are your favorite hockey players?
I can't say I have a current favorite, but growing up it was Mark Messier.
ReplyDeleteTopps seems to be in a "race to the bottom" with Panini for least impressive card backs. I actually have a Cutch '87 design mini where he's making a leaping catch at Wrigley Field. (I think it's from 2012 Topps Archives?)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite current hockey player is Alex Ovechkin. I also like Subban, Stamkos, Taylor Hall, and Victor Hedman. No favorite goalies at the moment, but Brodeur is my all-time fave.
We went 1-1 against each other in 2008 and 2009, two great Stanley Cup Finals.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite All-Time hockey players are-
Steve Yzerman
Alex Delvecchio
Bryan Trottier
Gordie Howe
Wayne Gretzky
Red Berenson, Michigan.
Current Favorites-
Dylan Larkin, went to Michigan, current Red Wings captain.
Tied for 2nd- all other Wolverines in the NHL... Go BLUE! #LGRW
Patrick Marleau, Devin Setoguchi, and Jeff Friesen are three of my all-time favorites. I also really enjoy collecting cards of guys like Joe Sakic, Mike Modano, and Martin Brodeur.
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