It's too bad
Jamie McLennan
chose to sign these with dry-erase markers coaches love so much, because he has such a distinctive and interesting signature, but unfortunately all 4 cards show various levels of smudging. I had sent the cards care of the
Calgary Flames
- with whom he is an assistant coach - on November 18th, and received them on December 23rd, right on time for Christmas.
But his remains a story that need be told, and to some extent, it begins in the WHL, with the
Lethbridge Hurricanes
:
This card is from
The Score Board's
1991-92 Classic Draft Picks set (card #40), and shows the Hurricanes when they used to sport the
Washington Capitals
' colours. At this point, McLennan was runner-up to
Félix Potvin as the CHL's best goalie, leading his team to the WHL Finals - a performance that would make him the 48th overall pick of the 1991 NHL Draft, chosen by the
New York Islanders
.
(continued in the next post)
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