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2009 Hockey Fleer Ultra (Version 1) 2009 FLEER ULTRA HOCKEY CHECKLIST Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master Fleer Ultra 50 James Neal Dallas Stars Fleer Ultra 100 Nikolai Zherdev New York Rangers Fleer Ultra 1 Ryan Getzlaf Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra 51 Marty Turco Dallas Stars Fleer Ultra 101 Scott Gomez New York Rangers Fleer Ultra 2 Corey Perry Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra 52 Pavel Datsyuk Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 102 Daniel Alfredsson Ottawa Senators Fleer Ultra 3 Bobby Ryan Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra 53 Dan Cleary Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 103 Dany Heatley Ottawa Senators Fleer Ultra 4 Jonas Hiller Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra 54 Henrik Zetterberg Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 104 Jason Spezza Ottawa Senators Fleer Ultra 5 Jean-Sebastien Giguere Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra 55 Nicklas Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 105 Brian Elliott Ottawa Senators Fleer Ultra 6 Ilya Kovalchuk Atlanta Thrashers Fleer Ultra 56 Valtteri Filppula Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 106 Jeff Carter Philadelphia Flyers Fleer Ultra 7 Slava Kozlov Atlanta Thrashers Fleer Ultra 57 Ty Conklin Detroit Red Wings Fleer Ultra 107 Mike Richards Philadelphia Flyers Fleer Ultra 8 Bryan Little Atlanta Thrashers Fleer Ultra 58 Ales Hemsky Edmonton Oilers Fleer Ultra 108 Simon Gagne Philadelphia Flyers Fleer Ultra 9 Kari Lehtonen Atlanta Thrashers Fleer Ultra 59 Sheldon Souray Edmonton Oilers Fleer Ultra 109 Daniel Carcillo Philadelphia Flyers Fleer Ultra 10 Marc Savard Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 60 Andrew Cogliano Edmonton Oilers Fleer Ultra 110 Scott Hartnell Philadelphia Flyers Fleer Ultra 11 Patrice Bergeron Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 61 Ethan Moreau Edmonton Oilers Fleer Ultra 111 Shane Doan Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra 12 Tim Thomas Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 62 Sam Gagner Edmonton Oilers Fleer Ultra 112 Kyle Turris Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra 13 David Krejci Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 63 David Booth Florida Panthers Fleer Ultra 113 Peter Mueller Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra 14 Phil Kessel Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 64 Nathan Horton Florida Panthers Fleer Ultra 114 Mikkel Boedker Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra 15 Blake Wheeler Boston Bruins Fleer Ultra 65 Craig Anderson Florida Panthers Fleer Ultra 115 Ilya Bryzgalov Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra 16 Thomas Vanek Buffalo Sabres Fleer Ultra 66 Tomas Vokoun Florida Panthers Fleer Ultra 116 Evgeni Malkin Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 17 Derek Roy Buffalo Sabres Fleer Ultra 67 Michael Frolik Florida Panthers Fleer Ultra 117 Sidney Crosby Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 18 Ryan Miller Buffalo Sabres Fleer Ultra 68 Anze Kopitar Los Angeles Kings Fleer Ultra 118 Jordan Staal Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 19 Jason Pominville Buffalo Sabres Fleer Ultra 69 Dustin Brown Los Angeles Kings Fleer Ultra 119 Marc-Andre Fleury Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 20 Drew Stafford Buffalo Sabres Fleer Ultra 70 Alexander Frolov Los Angeles Kings Fleer Ultra 120 Rob Scuderi Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 21 Jarome Iginla Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 71 Drew Doughty Los Angeles Kings Fleer Ultra 121 Chris Kunitz Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra 22 Robyn Regehr Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 72 Jonathan Quick Los Angeles Kings Fleer Ultra 122 Joe Thornton San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra 23 Daymond Langkow Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 73 Mikko Koivu Minnesota Wild Fleer Ultra 123 Patrick Marleau San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra 24 Dion Phaneuf Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 74 Niklas Backstrom Minnesota Wild Fleer Ultra 124 Evgeni Nabokov San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra 25 Miikka Kiprusoff Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 75 Antti Miettinen Minnesota Wild Fleer Ultra 125 Devin Setoguchi San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra 26 Olli Jokinen Calgary Flames Fleer Ultra 76 Pierre-Marc Bouchard Minnesota Wild Fleer Ultra 126 Dan Boyle San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra 27 Ray Whitney Carolina Hurricanes Fleer Ultra 77 Andrew Brunette Minnesota Wild Fleer Ultra 127 Brad Boyes St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra 28 Cam Ward Carolina Hurricanes Fleer Ultra 78 Andrei Markov Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 128 Patrik Berglund St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra 29 Eric Staal Carolina Hurricanes Fleer Ultra 79 Jaroslav Halak Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 129 David Perron St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra 30 Rod Brind`Amour Carolina Hurricanes Fleer Ultra 80 Andrei Kostitsyn Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 130 David Backes St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra 31 Patrick Kane Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 81 Sergei Kostitsyn Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 131 T.J. Oshie St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra 32 Kris Versteeg Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 82 Carey Price Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 132 Martin St. Louis Tampa Bay Lightning Fleer Ultra 33 Jonathan Toews Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 83 Tomas Plekanec Montreal Canadiens Fleer Ultra 133 Vincent Lecavalier Tampa Bay Lightning Fleer Ultra 34 Cristobal Huet Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 84 J.P. Dumont Nashville Predators Fleer Ultra 134 Vaclav Prospal Tampa Bay Lightning Fleer Ultra 35 Brian Campbell Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 85 Jason Arnott Nashville Predators Fleer Ultra 135 Steven Stamkos Tampa Bay Lightning Fleer Ultra 36 Patrick Sharp Chicago Blackhawks Fleer Ultra 86 Pekka Rinne Nashville Predators Fleer Ultra 136 Luke Schenn Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra 37 Ryan Smyth Colorado Avalanche Fleer Ultra 87 Shea Weber Nashville Predators Fleer Ultra 137 Matt Stajan Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra 38 Peter Budaj Colorado Avalanche Fleer Ultra 88 Martin Brodeur New Jersey Devils Fleer Ultra 138 Justin Pogge Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra 39 Milan Hejduk Colorado Avalanche Fleer Ultra 89 Zach Parise New Jersey Devils Fleer Ultra 139 Alexei Ponikarovsky Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra 40 Paul Stastny Colorado Avalanche Fleer Ultra 90 Patrik Elias New Jersey Devils Fleer Ultra 140 Tomas Kaberle Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra 41 Wojtek Wolski Colorado Avalanche Fleer Ultra 91 Travis Zajac New Jersey Devils Fleer Ultra 141 Pavol Demitra Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra 42 Rick Nash Columbus Blue Jackets Fleer Ultra 92 David Clarkson New Jersey Devils Fleer Ultra 142 Alexandre Burrows Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra 43 Steve Mason Columbus Blue Jackets Fleer Ultra 93 Doug Weight New York Islanders Fleer Ultra 143 Willie Mitchell Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra 44 Nikita Filatov Columbus Blue Jackets Fleer Ultra 94 Kyle Okposo New York Islanders Fleer Ultra 144 Roberto Luongo Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra 45 Derick Brassard Columbus Blue Jackets Fleer Ultra 95 Rick DiPietro New York Islanders Fleer Ultra 145 Ryan Kesler Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra 46 Jakub Voracek Columbus Blue Jackets Fleer Ultra 96 Josh Bailey New York Islanders Fleer Ultra 146 Alexander Ovechkin Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra 47 Brad Richards Dallas Stars Fleer Ultra 97 Henrik Lundqvist New York Rangers Fleer Ultra 147 Nicklas Backstrom Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra 48 Loui Eriksson Dallas Stars Fleer Ultra 98 Markus Naslund New York Rangers Fleer Ultra 148 Mike Green Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra 49 Mike Modano Dallas Stars Fleer Ultra 99 Chris Drury New York Rangers Fleer Ultra 149 Alexander Semin Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra Checklist is preliminary and subject to change. 1 of 5 2009 FLEER ULTRA HOCKEY CHECKLIST Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master Card # Player Name Team City Team Name Master 150 Jose Theodore Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra 200 George Parros Anaheim Ducks Fleer Ultra UU-RD Rick DiPietro New York Islanders Ultra Uniformity 151 Semen Varlamov Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra Ultra Uniformity UU-RI Mike Richards Philadelphia Flyers Ultra Uniformity 152 David Steckel Washington Capitals Fleer Ultra UU-AF Adam Foote Colorado Avalanche Ultra Uniformity UU-RL Roberto Luongo Vancouver Canucks Ultra Uniformity 153 Steve Bernier Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra UU-AH Adam Hall Minnesota Wild Ultra Uniformity UU-RM Ryan Malone Tampa Bay Lightning Ultra Uniformity 154 Kyle Wellwood Vancouver Canucks Fleer Ultra UU-AK Alex Kovalev Montreal Canadiens Ultra Uniformity UU-RN Rick Nash Columbus Blue Jackets Ultra Uniformity 155 Mikhail Grabovski Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra UU-AN Anze Kopitar Los Angeles Kings Ultra Uniformity UU-SC Sidney Crosby Pittsburgh Penguins Ultra Uniformity 156 Niklas Hagman Toronto Maple Leafs Fleer Ultra UU-AO Alexander Ovechkin Washington Capitals Ultra Uniformity UU-SD Shane Doan Phoenix Coyotes Ultra Uniformity 157 Ryan Malone Tampa Bay Lightning Fleer Ultra UU-AS Alexander Steen St. Louis Blues Ultra Uniformity UU-SG Sam Gagner Edmonton Oilers Ultra Uniformity 158 Chris Mason St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra UU-BL Bryan Little Atlanta Thrashers Ultra Uniformity UU-SK Saku Koivu Montreal Canadiens Ultra Uniformity 159 Andy McDonald St. Louis Blues Fleer Ultra UU-BR Dustin Brown Los Angeles Kings Ultra Uniformity UU-ST Marc Staal New York Rangers Ultra Uniformity 160 Joe Pavelski San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra UU-CP Carey Price Montreal Canadiens Ultra Uniformity UU-SV Marek Svatos Colorado Avalanche Ultra Uniformity 161 Brad Lukowich San Jose Sharks Fleer Ultra UU-CS Cory Stillman Florida Panthers Ultra Uniformity UU-SW Shea Weber Nashville Predators Ultra Uniformity 162 Sergei Gonchar Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra UU-DB David Booth Florida Panthers Ultra Uniformity Fresh Ink 163 Eric Godard Pittsburgh Penguins Fleer Ultra UU-DC David Clarkson New Jersey Devils Ultra Uniformity FI-AC Andrew Cogliano Edmonton Oilers Fresh Ink 164 Steven Reinprecht Phoenix Coyotes Fleer Ultra UU-DD Drew Doughty Los Angeles Kings Ultra Uniformity FI-BA Josh Bailey New
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