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2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Checklist 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Does not include Non-Hit Splended Starts Inserts; Alex Tuch only has Non-Hit Insert 194 Players with HITS (+ Alex Tuch Non-HIT) 90 Players with 6 HITS or less; 29 Players with 11-22 HITS; 75 Players with 45+ HITS Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver Ace Bailey 1 1 Alex Delvecchio 60 49 11 Alex Tuch 0 Alexander Ovechkin 344 45 277 11 11 Andy Bathgate 1 1 Anthony Mantha 196 196 Art Coulter 1 1 Aurele Joliat 1 1 Auston Matthews 11 11 Babe Pratt 1 1 Boom Boom Geoffrion 1 1 Bernie Parent 1 1 Bert Olmstead 4 4 Bill Chadwick 2 2 Bill Cook 1 1 Bill Cowley 2 2 Bill Ezinicki 1 1 Bill Gadsby 5 5 Bill Mosienko 1 1 Bill Thoms 1 1 Bob Baun 48 48 Bob Probert 11 11 Bobby Clarke 59 48 11 Bobby Hull 255 244 11 Bobby Orr 207 207 Borje Salming 56 45 11 Brent Burns 11 11 Brett Hull 253 242 11 Brock Boeser 233 233 Bud Poile 2 2 Buddy O'Connor 1 1 Bun Cook 1 1 Busher Jackson 1 1 Cam Neely 48 48 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver Carey Price 331 45 275 11 Carl Voss 1 1 Charlie Conacher 2 2 Charlie McAvoy 260 260 Ching Johnson 1 1 Chris Chelios 59 48 11 Clayton Keller 259 259 Conn Smythe 1 1 Connor McDavid 369 81 277 11 Cooney Weiland 1 1 Dale Hawerchuk 252 45 196 11 Daniel Sedin 22 11 11 Darryl Sittler 59 48 11 Dave Andreychuk 59 48 11 Dave Keon 5 5 David Sweeney Schriner 1 1 Denis Potvin 56 45 11 Dick Duff 5 5 Dick Irvin 2 2 Dickie Moore 4 4 Dominik Hasek 244 244 Doug Gilmour 252 45 196 11 Doug Harvey 1 1 Duncan Keith 212 212 Earl Seibert 1 1 Ebbie Goodfellow 2 2 Ed Belfour 45 45 Ed Giacomin 2 2 Eddie Shore 3 3 Elmer Lach 2 2 Emile Butch Bouchard 1 1 Emile Francis 1 1 Erik Karlsson 305 45 260 Evgeni Malkin 11 11 Felix Potvin 48 48 Fern Flaman 1 1 Floyd Curry 1 1 Frank Buzz Boll 1 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver Frank Mahovlich 255 244 11 Frank Mathers 3 3 Frank Selke 2 2 George Hainsworth 1 1 Glen Sather 1 1 Glenn Anderson 11 11 Gordie Drillon 1 1 Grant Fuhr 244 244 Gump Worsley 6 5 1 Guy Lafleur 255 244 11 Hap Day 2 2 Harry Howell 2 2 Harry Oliver 1 1 Henri Richard 5 5 Henrik Lundqvist 256 45 211 Henrik Sedin 22 11 11 Henrik Zetterberg 11 11 Herbie Lewis 1 1 Hooley Smith 1 1 Howie Meeker 3 3 Jack Adams 1 1 Jack Eichel 11 11 Jake Guentzel 16 16 Jari Kurri 59 48 11 Jarome Iginla 207 196 11 Jaromir Jagr 22 11 11 Jean Beliveau 76 6 59 11 Jean Ratelle 1 1 Joe Klukay 1 1 Joe Primeau 1 1 Joe Sakic 257 235 11 11 Joe Thornton 223 212 11 John Tavares 212 212 John Vanbiesbrouck 48 48 Johnny Bower 52 52 Johnny Gaudreau 11 11 Jonathan Quick 11 11 Jonathan Toews 258 39 208 11 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver Keith Allen 3 3 Kenny Reardon 5 5 King Clancy 2 2 Lanny McDonald 56 45 11 Larry Aurie 1 1 Larry Murphy 11 11 Larry Robinson 59 48 11 Leo Boivin 4 4 Leon Draisaitl 212 212 Lionel Conacher 1 1 Lord Stanley 1 1 Lorne Carr 1 1 Lynn Patrick 1 1 Marc-Andre Fleury 16 16 Marcel Dionne 59 48 11 Marcel Pronovost 4 4 Marian Hossa 11 11 Mario Lemieux 326 81 245 Mark Messier 337 81 245 11 Mark Recchi 11 11 Mark Scheifele 11 11 Martin Brodeur 266 244 11 11 Marty Barry 1 1 Matt Murray 212 212 Maurice Richard 54 6 48 Mike Bossy 45 45 Mike Gartner 11 11 Mike Modano 11 11 Milt Schmidt 5 5 Mitch Marner 11 11 Murray Oliver 1 1 Nathan MacKinnon 11 11 Neil Colville 2 2 Nels Stewart 1 1 Nicklas Lidstrom 252 45 196 11 Nico Hischier 196 196 Nolan Patrick 196 196 Norm Ullman 56 45 11 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver P.K. Subban 11 11 Pat LaFontaine 11 11 Patrick Kane 257 45 212 Patrick Marleau 56 45 11 Patrick Roy 311 45 244 11 11 Patrik Laine 208 208 Paul Coffey 59 48 11 Pelle Lindbergh 48 48 Phil Esposito 56 45 11 Phil Housley 56 45 11 Phil Kessel 11 11 Pierre Pilote 51 3 48 Pierre-Luc Dubois 196 196 Punch Imlach 1 1 Queen Victoria 1 1 Ray Bourque 255 244 11 Red Dutton 1 1 Red Horner 1 1 Red Kelly 11 11 Roberto Luongo 271 260 11 Sid Abel 5 5 Sid Smith 1 1 Sidney Crosby 306 45 250 11 Stan Mikita 59 48 11 Steve Yzerman 321 81 218 11 11 Steven Stamkos 241 44 197 Syd Howe 1 1 Syl Apps 1 1 Sylvio Mantha 1 1 Ted Lindsay 4 4 Teemu Selanne 246 235 11 Theoren Fleury 22 11 11 Tim Horton 1 1 Tiny Thompson 1 1 Toe Blake 1 1 Tom Barrasso 48 48 Tom Johnson 4 4 Tommy Anderson 1 1 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals Team TOTAL Auto Auto Relic Relic Silver Tommy Ivan 1 1 Turk Broda 1 1 Tuukka Rask 11 11 Tyler Seguin 212 212 Vladimir Tarasenko 204 193 11 Wayne Gretzky 420 153 245 11 11 Wendel Clark 45 45 Woody Dumart 4 4 Zdeno Chara 11 11 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017-18 UD Splendor Hockey Player Card Totals.
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