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2006-07 in the Game Heroes and Prospects Hockey Trading Card Database https://www.tcdb.com 2006-07 In The Game Heroes and Prospects Hockey 1 Elmer Lach 66 Braydon Coburn 131 Anze Kopitar 196 Marc-Andre Gragnani 2 Milt Schmidt 67 Jeremy Colliton 132 Jiri Tlusty 197 Cody Franson 3 Brian Leetch 68 Nathan Paetsch 133 Yuri Alexandrov 198 Cal Clutterbuck 4 Peter Stastny 69 Pavel Vorobiev 134 Tuukka Rask 199 Jakub Voracek 5 Mark Messier 70 Matt Jones 135 Evgeni Malkin 200 Sam Gagner 6 Willie O'Ree 71 Corey Locke 136 Phil Kessel 7 Bryan Trottier 72 Corey Crawford 137 Alexander Vasyunov 8 Jaromir Jagr 73 Erik Westrum 138 Michael Frolik 9 Mario Lemieux 74 Patrick O'Sullivan 139 John Tavares 10 Luc Robitaille 75 Jeff Tambellini 140 Justin Pogge 11 Dick Duff 76 Al Montoya 141 Jonathan Bernier 12 Ron Francis 77 Matthew Spiller 142 Brandon Sutter 13 Guy Lafleur 78 Nigel Dawes 143 Luc Bourdon 14 Patrick Roy 79 Ryan Shannon 144 Steve Downie 15 Martin Brodeur 80 Steven Stamkos 145 Kristopher Letang 16 Tim Thomas 81 Angelo Esposito 146 Ryan Parent 17 Cristobal Huet 82 John Tavares 147 Sidney Crosby 18 Jeff Carter 83 Jordan Staal 148 Marc Staal 19 Marc-Andre Fleury 84 Derick Brassard 149 Guillaume Latendress 20 Billy Smith 85 Peter Mueller 150 Tom Pyatt 21 Johnny Bower 86 Bryan Little 151 Joe Pavelski 22 Antero Niittymaki 87 James Sheppard 152 Chris Harrington 23 Brad Boyes 88 Cory Emmerton 153 Bill Thomas 24 Sidney Crosby 89 Bobby Sanguinetti 154 Loui Eriksson 25 Cam Ward 90 Ondrej Fiala 155 Benoit Pouliot 26 Kyle Wellwood 91 Logan Couture 156 Eric Nystrom 27 Jason Spezza 92 Ty Wishart 157 Bryan Bickell 28 Wendel Clark 93 Ryan Hillier 158 Nicklas Bergfors 29 Denis Potvin 94 Jared Staal 159 Hugh Jessiman 30 Bobby Clarke 95 Bobby Hughes 160 Jiri Hudler 31 Tony Voce 96 Brady Calla 161 Alexander Radulov 32 Martin Houle 97 Joe Ryan 162 Mike Green 33 Brendan Bell 98 Ivan Vishnevskiy 163 Staffan Kronwall 34 Eric Fehr 99 Gilbert Brule 164 Drew Miller 35 Carsen Germyn 100 Bud Holloway 165 Brett Sterling 36 Yann Danis 101 Ben Maxwell 166 Jeff Taffe 37 Roman Voloshenko 102 Matt Beleskey 167 Geoff Platt 38 Tomas Kopecky 103 John Armstrong 168 Blake Comeau 39 Ben Ondrus 104 Michael Grabner 169 Ryan Carter 40 Nathan Marsters 105 Oskar Osala 170 Drew Stafford 41 Marc-Antoine Pouliot 106 Jamie McGinn 171 Petr Kalus 42 Konstantin Pushkarev 107 Luke Lynes 172 Josh Hennessy 43 Ian White 108 Drew Doughty 173 Rob Schremp 44 Jeremy Williams 109 Alex Bourret 174 Janis Sprukts 45 Noah Welch 110 Chris Stewart 175 Patrick Kane 46 Rick Rypien 111 Jonathan Bernier 176 Bobby Ryan 47 Lauri Tukonen 112 Leland Irving 177 Devin Setoguchi 48 Danny Syvret 113 Claude Giroux 178 Michael Frolik 49 Mark Giordano 114 Ryan Daniels 179 Brodie Dupont 50 Andrew Penner 115 Nick Foligno 180 Tom Pyatt 51 Aleksander Suglobov 116 Matthew Corrente 181 Kenndal McArdle 52 David LeNeveu 117 Francois Bouchard 182 Michael Caruso 53 Doug O'Brien 118 Brandon Sutter 183 James Neal 54 Martin St. Pierre 119 Michael Del Zotto 184 Ben Shutron 55 Dan Fritsche 120 Sergei Kostitsyn 185 Marc-Andre Cliche 56 Connor James 121 Corey Syvret 186 Felix Schutz 57 Dustin Penner 122 Steve Downie 187 Cody Bass 58 Ryan Vesce 123 Brett Sutter 188 Dustin Kohn 59 Colby Genoway 124 Shawn Matthias 189 Marc-Edouard Vlasic 60 Ben Walter 125 Alexander Radulov 190 Daniel Ryder 61 Richie Regehr 126 Guillaume Latendress 191 Mathieu Carle 62 Trevor Gillies 127 Ryan White 192 Justin Azevedo 63 Mark Hartigan 128 Luc Bourdon 193 Kristopher Letang 64 Garett Bembridge 129 Colton Gillies 194 Kris Russell 65 Ladislav Smid 130 Marc Staal 195 Patrick McNeill .
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