This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 9/14/2018
This commemorative 1987-88 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup frame features two 8x10" photos, and an exact NHL licensed replica copy of the scoresheet from the final game of the last time the team won it all. The championship is remembered by many because of the rare occurrence in game 4 in Boston when a power outage resulted in the game ending in a tie. The game was re-scheduled and the Oilers went on to win 6-3 to take the series and the championship. This was also Wayne Gretzky's final game as an Edmonton Oiler. An interesting event occurred after the game when Gretzky requested a photo be taken on the ice with all the players, coaches, trainers, scouts, and locker room assistants and the team honoured his request. This is now a tradition followed by each Stanley Cup winning team. The frame features the team photo and Wayne being handed the Conn Smythe Trophy. Wayne scored in the second period of this game which ended up being the game winning goal. The finished frame size is 25"x36"x1".