This road black knit gamer by CCM was worn by Andre Racicot during the 1994-95 AHL season. The Montreal Canadiens selected Racicot in the 4th round of the 1989 NHL Entry Draft. After 5 seasons with Les Habitants, Racicot embarked on a lengthy minor-pro career that also saw him play overseas. All told this Quebec native spent nearly 20-years between the pipes in his career. In 1989-90, his first season with the Canadiens organization, Racicot won the Hap Homes Memorial Award.

Racicot spent a partial season in the AHL in 1994-95, just a year after losing his role as backup to Patrick Roy in Montreal. He played in 19 games for the Portland Pirates that year, winning 10 with a shutout and an impressive 2.94 GAA. Offered here is Racicot’s road sweater from that campaign. The game wear on this size 56 sweater consists of stick and puck marks, burns, abrasions, pulls, pilling and a team-sewn repair. A beautiful all-original example from this highly popular AHL team.