This road black air-knit gamer by CCM was worn by Hall of Famer Denis Savard during the 1993-94 NHL season. Savard broke into the NHL in 1980 as a member of the Blackhawks after being the 3rd overall selection in the 1980 NHL entry draft. He remained in the Windy City for 10-years as he showcased his immense talent. During that stretch, Denis registered five 100-point seasons including three consecutive 40-goal campaigns. A deal prior to the 1990-91 season sent Denis to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Chris Chelios.

In his 3rd and final season with Les Habitants, Denis won his first and only Stanley Cup Championship. Savard then spent 2 seasons helping guide the young Tampa Bay Lightning franchise before he returned to where his career began, in Chicago for a final 3 seasons.  All told this center iceman, who became known for his ‘spin-o-rama’, would tally 473 goals, 865 assists and 1338 points in 1196 games. During his 169 playoff career, Denis added another 66 goals and 175 points.

This spectacular sweater exhibits solid game wear consisting of numerous stick marks, board burns, plenty of colorful board paint transfer, fine inner pilling and in excess of a dozen team-sewn repairs. The alternate Captain’s “A” has been removed from the left breast. Shown above is a photo match of Denis wearing this exact jersey in game action. On the inside hem is the official Tampa Bay Lightning game worn jersey and set information. A fantastic well worn Hall of Fame offering. This jersey will be accompanied by an Ice Palace (Lightning Foundation) letter.