Hockey Hall of Fame Plaque | Mike Vernon 9" x 9"

Winning the Memorial Cup as a member of the WHL’s Portland Winter Hawks in 1983, Mike Vernon worked his way up the ranks until joining the Calgary Flames full-time, leading them to the 1986 Stanley Cup Final. Playing 13 seasons with the Flames, Vernon was a 2^nd Team All-Star in 1989 and was instrumental in their first Stanley Cup championship that same season. While with the Detroit Red Wings, he shared the Jennings Trophy in 1996 and earned the Conn Smythe Trophy during a 1997 Stanley Cup victory. Vernon played in five NHL All-Star Games and retired as the Flames’ career leader in most goaltending statistical categories.

This black & white acrylic plaque features a hand-drawn photo of Vernon and background history in both English and French. Four chrome-plated pins add both style and function, holding the piece up to display on a table-top. The piece comes in a protective presentation box to minimize breakage and increase the lifespan of your product.

Product Details:

• Plaque measures 9” x 9”
• High-quality acrylic material
• Four chrome-plated pins to add style and display on a table-top
• Individually boxed
• Made in North America
• Officially Licensed by the Hockey Hall of Fame and NHLA