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CHICAGO WOLVESDELAWARE PL TH THE GOALIES 25 ANNIVERSARY1 GOALIE MASKCHESTNUT ST WATER TOWER PLACE EXHIBIT Kari Lehtonen - After being selected No. 2 overall in the 2002 NHL PEARSON ST Draft, Kari Lehtonen joined the Wolves for two terrific seasons. Lehtonen twice was selected as hockey’s top prospect while with CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO AVE the Wolves and has spent the last 13 seasons in the NHL. Drew Macintyre - During his two seasons with the Wolves, Drew 1 MacIntyre placed two Care Bears on his mask. One honored his SUPERIOR ST wife, Karen, and the other their daughter, Mullen. He included two potato heads to represent his hometown on Prince Edward Island – HURON ST and dressed them up as Michael Jordan and Oprah Winfrey to honor Chicago. ERIE ST Ondrej Pavelec took a shine to the Windy City immediately as he placed Harry Caray on one side of his mask and the Chicago skyline on the other. When Pavelec won all 16 postseason games to backstop ONTARIO ST the Wolves to the 2008 Calder Cup championship, Chicago took a 2 shine to him, too. OHIO ST Stephane Beauregard - When the Chicago Wolves captured their first league championship in 1998, Stephane Beauregard was the GRAND AVE man in the net. He earned a shutout in the team’s dramatic Turner N STATE ST N WABASH AVE N RUSH ST N MICHIGAN AVE Cup Game 7 triumph at Allstate Arena. 3 ILLINOIS ST Wendell Young has been an important part of the Wolves since Day 1. He owns all of the team’s goaltending records and helped win all 4 PIONEER COURT four of the Wolves’ league championships. Now in his 10th year as HUBBARD ST the team’s general manager, he has built five division champions. 5 Jordan Binnington always wants his masks to represent an aspect of his personality. This one emphasizes his competitive nature with Michael Jordan featured on the side. A fierce competitor like Jordan can appreciate Binnington’s work ethic as he owns the Wolves record with 18 consecutive starts. Matt Climie - If not for Wendell Young, Matt Climie would own all 1. 730 N. Michigan Avenue of the Wolves’ goaltending records. Climie’s four-year stretch Kari Lehtonen with the Wolves featured 70 wins and 9 shutouts and undeniable WACKER DR 2. 600 N. Michigan Avenue Drew MacIntyre intensity in net. 3. 520 N. Michigan Avenue (Shops at North Bridge) Pheonix Copley grew up at the North Pole (North Pole, Alaska, that Ondrej Pavelec LAKE ST Stephane Beauregard is), which led to a gold mine of ideas for his mask. After two excellent seasons with the Wolves, Copley moved to the Washington 6 4. 430 N. Michigan Avenue (Plaza of the Americas) Wendell Young Capitals organization and got to hoist the Stanley Cup in June. Jordan Binnington 5. 401 N. Michigan Avenue (Pioneer Court) Matt Climie Pheonix Copley 6. 190 N. State Street (ABC 7 Chicago) CHICAGOWOLVES.COM 25 Year Anniversary Mask N STATE ST STATE N.

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