Milt Schmidt

Retired player.

Fan letter sent: 4/23/12
Autograph received: 4/30/12
Ratio: 1/1
Duration: 7 days
Address: Mr. Milt Schmidt
10 Longwood Dr., Apt. 376
Westwood, MA 02090
USA

Fastest and best success I had ever had. I sent this with a sase, lor, letter and a $2 donation and it said that you have to put in a $5 donation not knowing tell after I sent it out. He was so kind enough to put my two dollars back in and also signed my card and wrote H.H.O.F 1961 #15 with a short note on my letter. I think he might be the oldest hockey player alive still. Thanks a lot Mr. Schmidt!!!!!!!!!

Nick Palmieri

Currently with the Minnesota Wild.

Required ip: 8/20/12

Love the 💎💎of Nick Palmeri.

Andrew Ebbett & Wayne Simmonds

Andrew Ebbett: currently with the Anaheim Ducks.

Wayne Simmonds: currently with the Philadelphia Flyers.

Card pulled in a pack of 09-10 MVP.

Nice receive like the auto.

Brad Thiessen

Currently with the Scranton Penguins.

Card pulled in a pack of 10-11 score.

Amazing I got this. Love the auto.

Steven Stamkos

Currently with the Tampa bay lightning.



Card2: pulled in a pack of 2012 crown royal.

Nice receive. Got the '12 card recently. Stamkos has 60 goals this season.

Daniel Briere

Currently with the Philadelphia Flyers.

Fan letter sent: 4/10/12
Autographs received: 4/24/12
Ratio: 4/4
Duration: 14 days
Address: c/o Flyers Skate Zone

Briere grabbed a loose puck and knocked in the game-winner at 3:52 mark of overtime to lift flyers to a victory against the capitals on 10/6/09. The 10-11 artifacts turned out beautiful . The envelope was half open when I received it.

Teddy Purcell

Currently with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Fan letter sent: 3/26/12
Autograph received: 4/21/12
Ratio: 1/1
Duration: 26 days
Address: c/o Tampa Bay Lightning


Nice success from former king and now lightning Teddy Purcell. Purcell was Undrafted and he turned out to be a big help last few years. Thanks Mr. Purcell!

Bill Guerin

Retired player.

Fan letter sent: 4/10/12
Autographs received: 4/28/12
Ratio: 3/3
Duration: 18 days
Address: c/o Pittsburgh Penguins

Guerin is one of the most decorated offensive performers among active NHL wingers, and the Blues will rely on his leadership and scoring skills in 2006-07. The Massachusetts native has tailed at least 10 power-play goals in four different seasons during his career.

Mattias Ohlund

Currently with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Fan letter sent: 4/9/12
Autographs received: 4/23/12
Ratio: 5/7
Duration: 14 days
Address: 112 Lodogo Ave.
Tampa, FL 33606-3806
USA

He also signed two ic's and kept two.

Matt Taormina

Currently with the New Jersey Devils.

Required ip: 8/20/11

Nice success. Love it.

Travis Zajac

Currently with the New Jersey Devils.

Required ip: 8/20/12

Nice success. Zajac is currently on the top line for the devils right now.

Johan Hedberg

Currently with the New Jersey Devils.

Required ip: 8/20/11

Nice success. Hedberg had a really great year this year.

Mike Mckenna

Received ip: 8/20/11

Currently with the Binghamton Senators.


Nice receive. I got this from the devils fan fest. Love it.

Carey Price

Currently with the Montréal Canadiens.

Fan letter sent: 2/18/12
Autographs received: 4/21/12
Ratio: 2/2
Duration: 53 days
Address: c/o Canadiens

Price rattled off three straight victories in net early 2008-09 action. The most impressive of the bunch was a 28-save effort against coyotes on 10/28/08. Price nicely signed my cards in black sharpie marker. Thanks Mr.Price!

Scott Hartnell

Currently with the Philadelphia Flyers.

Fan letter sent: 4/10/12
Autographs received: 4/20/12
Ratio: 3/3
Duration: 10 days
Address: c/o Flyers Skate Zone

Nice success from Flyer Scott Hartnell.Prior to entering the NHL, Hartnell played two seasons of Canadian Junior-A hockey for the Lloydminster Blazers of the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL). He then spent two seasons playing for the Prince Albert Raiders of the Western Hockey League (WHL). In the 1999–2000 season, Hartnell was not only the captain of the Raiders, but he led the team with 82 points and was named team MVP.He was also chosen to play for Bobby Orr in the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Top Prospects Game. Hartnell nicely signed my cards in Black Sharpie Marker. I also sent one more out to Mr. Hartnell. Thank you Mr. Hartnell!

Chris Chelios

Retired Player. Currently the executive advisor of the general manager of the Detroit Red Wings.

Fan letter sent: 4/10/12
Autographs received: 4/20/12
Ratio: 3/3
Duration: 10 days
Address: c/o Detroit Red Wings

Nice success from former Red Wing Chris Chelios.Chelios played for the Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, and Atlanta Thrashers. When he was called up from the AHL's Chicago Wolves to play for the Thrashers during the 2009–10 NHL season, Chelios was the oldest active player in the NHL - and the second oldest of all time - had played the most games of any active player in the NHL, was the last player from the 1981 NHL Entry Draft still active (or any draft from 1986 and earlier), and had the most career penalty minutes of any active player. Thank You Mr. Chelios!

Mikkel Boedker

Currently with the Phoenix Coyotes.

Card pulled out of a pack of 2009 bap.

Boedker was amazing in the last past two games for the coyotes. He scored in overtime for the coyotes two times in a row. Amazing! This card is nicely signed in black sharpie marker.

Bobby Clarke

retired player. Currently a executive for the Philadelphia Flyers.

Fan letter sent: 4/10/12
Autograph received: 4/18/12
Ratio: 1/1
Duration: 8 days
Address: c/o Philadelphia Flyers


Nice success from former flyer Bobby Clarke. Clarke signed my card and sent it back with my sase in all of 8 days Amazing!! Fastest turnaround i'd ever had. Bobby nicely signed my 2010-11 O-Pee-Chee Legend card in black sharpie marker. The fastest turnaround i ever had and also he was a HOFer. Bobby Clarke won 3 Stanley Cups.Clarke retired following the 1983–84 season with 358 goals and 852 assists for a total of 1210 points in 1144 games. Clarke in his juniors was the all-time best for the bombers.Wearing #16, Clarke made his NHL debut on October 11, 1969 against the Minnesota North Stars. He recorded his first point on October 22 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, an assist on Lew Morrison's 3rd period goal, and he scored his first goal on October 30 against the New York Rangers, beating Rangers goaltender Ed Giacomin 16:36 into the 3rd period.Clarke played the entire 76-game schedule his rookie season and recorded 46 points.A few months following his strong play during the Summit Series for Team Canada, Clarke was named the Flyers' captain at age 23, the youngest to ever assume that role in NHL history at the time. Clarke retuned my letter that i sent him Thanks Mr. Clarke!

Brian Propp

Retire player.

Fan letter sent: 3/05/12
Autographs received: 4/16/12
Ratio: 1/0
Duration: 42 days
Address: brianpropp.com/contact

nice website site success from former flyer Brian Propp. Propp personalized the photo and wrote
                                                                                      Ro,

  "Guffaw"

Brian Propp

LOve the autograph. Still a long website success but it was worth a wait. Propp scored 425 regular season goals and 64 playoff goals. If i was a coach of a team back then i would want to get this guy on my team because he scores a lot of goals and points plus he doesn't really get penalties and he only has 963 penalties minutes in all of his career when he played 20 seasons. 

Justin Rose

currently playing golf.

Fan letter sent: 2/29/12

autograph received: 4/14/12

Ratio: 1/0

Duration: 45 days

address: www.JustinRose.com/contact


nice success from Golfer Justin Rose. Rose won the Doral tournament recently this year. He won the 2007 Order of Merit on the European Tour and was ranked in the World top ten for 34 weeks between November 2007 and July 2008, with a highest ranking of six. Rose nicely signed a 4x6 and also added a piece of cardboard so the autograph doesn't get bent. Thanks Mr.Rose!

Bob Carpenter

Retired player.

Fan letter sent: 4/05/12
Autographs received: 4/14/12
ratio: 2/1
Duration: 9 days
Address:PO Box 451
Alton Bay, NH 03810
USA

Carpenter played 1,178 games, scoring 320 goals and 408 assists for 728 points. carpenter was selected third overall in 1981. Bob signed my card and added a extra card. The one on top was the extra. This one that he signed on the back of this card that i sent.

Bob nicely signed my card in black sharpie marker. 

Doug Lidster

Retired player.

Fan letter sent: 3/22/12
Autographs received: 4/09/12
Ratio: 2/2
Duration: 18 days
Address: c/o Victory Honda AAA Hockey Club, The Artic Pond Arena
40475 Plymouth Rd.
Plymouth, MI 48170
USA

Pretty nice auto from Doug lidy I used to call him. Like Stanley Park ad the ever-present rain, Doug has become an institution in the city of Vancouver. He completed his ninth season with te Canucks in '91-92. Lidster nicely signed my two cards in Black Sharpie Marker.

Mail Day 4/07/12 & 4/05/12

4/07/12
Henri Richard c/o home
Boston Bruins c/o stadium
Guy Carbonneau c/o home
Ken Linseman c/o home

4/05/12
Martin Biron c/o home
John Scott c/o practice facility
Bob Carpenter c/o home
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins c/o stadium
Nazem kadri c/o stadium

J.B. Holmes

Image coming soon without sideways.






Currently a professional golf player.

Fan letter sent: 3/08/12
Autograph received: 4/06/12
Ratio: 1/0
Duration: 27 days
Address:http://www.jbholmes.com/contact-jb-holmes.aspx




Holmes won the 2005 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament. He tied for tenth in his first PGA Tour start at the 2006 Sony Open in Hawaii and in February that year he won the FBR Open, making him the fastest golfer to reach $1,000,000 in career earnings on the PGA Tour. It was his fifth tournament as a professional and his fourth on the PGA Tour. On February 3, 2008, Holmes won the FBR Open for the second Tour win of his career and also captured the tournament title for the second time in three years. Starting the final round with a four shot lead, on the 18th tee he was one shot behind Phil Mickelson. Holmes birdied the 18th to force a play-off and then defeated Mickelson on the first playoff hole (the 18th) by making a six-foot birdie putt after a 359 yard drive. This victory took Holmes to 62nd in the Official World Golf Ranking and in April 2008 he reached the top 50 of the world rankings for the first time. Holmes, along with fellow 2006 rookies such as Camilo Villegas and Bubba Watson, is known for hitting the ball long distances, in excess of 300 yards (312.7 yards, ranking him number 2 in driving distance, only 6 yards behind the leader, Watson). As such, he plays courses by routinely hitting his driver as far as he can, reminiscent of John Daly's "Grip it and Rip It" philosophy, and using his distance advantage to put him closer to the green and in position for a wedge or short iron to the green. While the style of play is not new, many critics have complained that J.B. Holmes's style has ushered in a new wave of golfers dedicated to smashing the ball as far as they can, assisted by the newer golf equipment offered by golf club companies and hacking the ball out of the rough onto the green, effectively eliminating the equalizing effect that the sport of golf usually affords shorter, accurate hitters. Holmes also had brain surgery on 9/01/11. In the 2008 Ryder Cup, Holmes defeated Europe's Søren Hansen 2&1 during Sunday's singles matches to bring the United States within one point of clinching the Ryder Cup. Holmes nicely signed a card in silver sharpie marker.

Sean Burke

Retired player. Currently the goalie goalie coach for the Phoenix Coyotes.

Fan letter sent: 3/23/12
Autographs received: 4/05/12
Ratio: 5/5
Duration: 13 days
Address: c/o Phoenix Coyotes


Sean Burke signed all my cards and even personalized them. Burke was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the second round of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. Burke went from the Olympics to the Devils. He started 11 games for the Devils in the 1987–88 NHL season, including an overtime victory against the Chicago Blackhawks on the final night of the season that qualified the Devils for their first playoff series. Burke helped the Devils go on a playoff roll, defeating the division-leader New York Islanders in the first round in six games and then the Washington Capitals in seven games. Burke was one game away from the Stanley Cup Finals but lost in Game 7 of the Wales Conference finals to the Boston Bruins.
Because he played just 11 games in the 1987–88 regular season, he maintained his rookie status for the next season. The next season, Burke was elected into the NHL All-Star Game, becoming the first rookie goaltender to play in the All-Star game.
These cards are nicely signed in Blue Sharpie Marker. Thanks Mr. Burke!

Don Cherry

Retired player. Currently is a co-commentator for CBC Television.

Fan letter sent: 2/26/12
Autograph received: 4/03/12
Ratio: 2/1
Duration: 37 days
Address:
C/O HNIC CBC Toronto
PO Box 500 Station A 5H100
Toronto, Ontario M5W1E6
Canada


Nice success from former bruin Don Cherry. I even like his nickname "grapes". At a old age Don still works for CBC Television. Cherry also coached the Bruins starting with Bobby Orr's final 93 games as a bruin.He is also well known as an author, radio commentator for The Fan Radio Network, creator of the Rock'em Sock'em Hockey video series.
Cherry's younger brother, Dick Cherry played hockey at various levels, including two seasons in the National Hockey League with the Philadelphia Flyers. Cherry played junior hockey with the Barrie Flyers and the Windsor Spitfires in the Ontario Hockey Association. Cherry won the Memorial Cup as a defenceman with Barrie in 1953. He dropped out of high school, and in 1954 he signed with the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears. Cherry had a long playing career in professional minor hockey, and in 1955 played his only NHL game when the Boston Bruins called him up during the playoffs. According to Cherry, a baseball injury suffered in the off season kept him from making the NHL despite his almost 20 years playing in the minor leagues. He retired as a player in 1970. Cherry also added a extra postcard of him when he was coaching the Colorado Rockies:

Cherry Nicely signed my card in Silver Sharpie Marker and my postcard that he through in.

Great success.

Henri Richard

Retired player. Elected into the hall of fame in 1979.

Fan letter sent: 3/22/12
Autographs received: 4/03/12
Ratio: 5/7
Duration: 12 days
Address: 4300 Place De Cageaux apt: 905
Laval, Qc H7W 4Z3
Canada


Sweet return from former Canadien Henri Richard. He signed my paper and added to photos. fastest turnaround I had ever had. 12 days!!!!!!!
Can you believe it! For the 30th best hockey player in the world. Great guy. Awesome autographs. He was the brother of hockey legend Maurice 'The Rocket' Richard and consequently, because he was 15 years younger and three inches shorter, he was given the nickname The Pocket-Rocket. These photos are nicely signed in Blue Sharpie Marker. One of them are signed in Blue Sharpie Marker.Although the Rocket shot left (left hand lower on the stick), Henri shot right. Maurice played off wing and Henri played center. Throughout, the two brothers' style of play was quite different. Henri led the league in assists in 1957–58 and 1962–63, a feat never matched by his famous brother.Henri won 11 Stanley Cups, more than any other player in NHL history. Former teammate and predecessor as team captain Jean Béliveau has 17 Stanley Cup titles, but only 10 as a player (the other 7 as an executive.) So far I think this might be my best autograph yet. Probably going to send 1 more. Richard also signed my ic's