Showing posts with label 1991-92 Upper Deck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1991-92 Upper Deck. Show all posts
Monday, March 29, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
1991-92 Upper Deck #197 Don Beaupre
Yes, they erred greatly in overproduction, but the first couple of seasons of Upper Deck hockey cards really were revolutionary in photography and design.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
1991-92 Upper Deck #276 Dino Ciccarelli
I was kind of amazed to only find two post-North Stars Dino cards in my old collection. I suspect there may be a couple more hiding somewhere, but regardless he's definitely a player who warrants the addition of a lot of non-North Stars cards to this collection.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
1991-92 Upper Deck #271 Dirk Graham
What? A Chicago Blackhawks card on a North Stars page? Blasphemy!
Well, not really. As I wrote when I created the Dirk Graham fan page on Facebook, he was one of my favorite North Stars when I was a kid, and I was upset when he was dealt to our arch-rivals for Curt Fraser. Looking back on the trade over 20 years later, I'm even more pissed. Fraser was a complete bust for us. Meanwhile, Graham wore the captain's "C" in Chicago for several years, won a Selke Trophy, and helped lead the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Surprisingly, this was the only Graham card I found in my initial sweep through my old hockey cards. Finding some North Stars cards of his is a definite priority.
Well, not really. As I wrote when I created the Dirk Graham fan page on Facebook, he was one of my favorite North Stars when I was a kid, and I was upset when he was dealt to our arch-rivals for Curt Fraser. Looking back on the trade over 20 years later, I'm even more pissed. Fraser was a complete bust for us. Meanwhile, Graham wore the captain's "C" in Chicago for several years, won a Selke Trophy, and helped lead the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Surprisingly, this was the only Graham card I found in my initial sweep through my old hockey cards. Finding some North Stars cards of his is a definite priority.
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