🏒 Autographed/Signed Brett Hull St. Louis Blues White Hockey Jersey — JSA COA — Framed — Golden Brett — 741 Career Goals — 1999 Stanley Cup Champion — Belleville, Ontario — Hall of Fame 2009

🏒 741 career goals. That is the number that defines Brett Hull's place in the history of the National Hockey League — the third-highest goal total in the history of professional hockey, behind only Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe, accumulated across a nineteen-season career in which Hull's ability to get to the right place on the ice and put the puck past the goaltender from anywhere in the offensive zone was the most consistently reliable offensive force the St. Louis Blues had ever dressed. This is the St. Louis Blues white hockey jersey signed by Brett Hull and authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA), framed and ready for display — a certified piece from the player whose father Bobby Hull was himself a Hall of Famer, and whose own career placed him in the company of the greatest pure scorers in the history of the sport. Condition: NOS.

🍁 Belleville, Ontario — The Next Generation of Hockey Royalty

🍁 Brett Hull was born on August 9, 1964, in Belleville — a city on the Bay of Quinte at the mouth of the Moira River in eastern Ontario, in the hockey-saturated cultural environment of the same province that has produced more NHL players than any other geography in the history of the sport. Being the son of Bobby Hull — the Golden Jet, the Chicago Blackhawks legend, the Hall of Fame left wing whose combination of skating speed and wrist shot power made him the most feared forward of his era — came with both extraordinary access to the game's highest technical instruction and the weight of a famous last name that required Brett to be evaluated constantly against his father's shadow. Condition: NOS.

🏒 St. Louis Blues — The Golden Brett Era

🏒 Brett Hull arrived in St. Louis from the Calgary organization in a 1988 trade and went on to spend ten seasons as the face of the Blues franchise — a right wing whose goal-scoring consistency in the late 1980s and early 1990s placed him in the Hart Trophy conversation and who won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's Most Valuable Player in 1991. His 1990-91 season produced 86 goals in the regular season — one of the most prolific individual goal-scoring campaigns in the history of professional hockey — and the combination of Hull's goal-scoring ability and his father's legacy gave the Blues and the St. Louis hockey market a figure whose name carried generational meaning. Condition: NOS.

🏆 1999 Stanley Cup — The Controversial Goal, the Undisputed Championship

🏆 Brett Hull won the Stanley Cup with the Dallas Stars in 1999 — defeating the Buffalo Sabres in six games with the championship-winning overtime goal scored by Hull in Game 6, a moment that became one of hockey's most debated plays when Hull's skate was observed to be in the crease. The league reviewed the call and allowed the goal to stand under the applicable rules of the moment, and the Dallas Stars were the 1999 Stanley Cup champions. The Hockey Hall of Fame recognized Hull in 2009 — the institutionalization of a career whose 741 goals require no further defense. Condition: NOS.

🏒🏆 Brett Hull. Belleville, Ontario. Son of Bobby Hull. St. Louis Blues, 1987-1998. Golden Brett. 741 career NHL goals — 3rd all-time. 1991 Hart Trophy (NHL MVP). Dallas Stars, 1999 Stanley Cup champion. Hockey Hall of Fame, 2009. Autographed St. Louis Blues white hockey jersey, JSA COA, framed. Condition: NOS.