In his first full season Glenn Hall played all 70 games and led the National Hockey League with 12 shutouts and won the Calder Trophy as the league's best rookie. He would continue to stop pucks for a total of 502 straight games, a record for consecutive games played by a goalie that still stands to this day. Just as Hall was establishing himself as an NHL all-star in Detroit, he was traded in 1957 along with Ted Lindsay to the Chicago Blackhawks for John Wilson, Forbes Kennedy, William Preston and Hank Bassen. Hall played in net for the Blackhawks for five straight seasons and helped them win a Stanley Cup along the way in 1961. His consecutive games played streak came to an end in 1962 due to a strained back muscle he sustained attaching a toe strap.

In 1967 the St. Louis Blues selected Glenn Hall in the expansion draft. He helped lead the Blues all the way to the Stanley Cup finals in 1968 and won the Conn Smythe trophy as the playoff MVP even though the Blues lost to the Montreal Canadiens. Hall continued to share the goaltending duties in St Louis with Jacques Plante and retired from hockey in 1971. In 1975 he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of fame.

COLLECTABLE: SIGNED GLENN HALL CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS JERSEY


Chicago Blackhawks jersey signed by Glenn Hall. The jersey is semi-pro, CCM, KOHO, or Reebok, with name and numbers sown on.

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PROFESSIONAL FRAME (as seen above) $400 add extra puck $15 custom frame color $25 to $100 add extra photograph $25 custom plaque $20 NOTE: Location of puck, photo, plaque & pins is customizable.
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