🏒 Framed Autographed/Signed Marcel Dionne HOF 92 35x39 Los Angeles LA Purple Hockey Jersey JSA COA – Hand-Signed by Marcel Dionne, Hall of Fame Center Who Scored 731 Career NHL Goals and Accumulated 1,771 Points While Anchoring the Los Angeles Kings' Triple Crown Line Through the Dynasty-Less Glory of the Franchise's Purple Era, Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 1992 – Displayed in a 35x39 Frame and Authenticated by JSA

🏒 In the 1979–80 NHL regular season, Marcel Dionne scored 53 goals and 84 assists for 137 points, tying Wayne Gretzky for the scoring title in the most famous points-race tie in hockey history. Because the Art Ross Trophy's tiebreaker awarded the title to the player with more goals, Dionne took the trophy – 53 to Gretzky's 51 – making him the only player to win the Art Ross in the same season as Wayne Gretzky accumulated 137 points and still came second. That moment crystallized something essential about Dionne's career: he was spectacular enough to tie the greatest scorer the sport had ever produced, and still somehow existed outside the championship narrative that defined his era. This hand-signed Los Angeles Kings purple and gold jersey, framed at 35x39 and authenticated by JSA, carries the signature of the player who defined those Kings teams in the franchise's original colors. Condition: NOS.

🏒 Dionne arrived in Los Angeles from Detroit in 1975 and immediately transformed the franchise. He had been the second overall pick in the 1971 draft – one spot behind Guy Lafleur, who would go on to win five Cups with Montreal – and his career in Detroit, while productive, had not come with the team-building infrastructure around him that would make the most of what he offered. Los Angeles gave him the California sunshine and the freedom of a franchise that was building around him as its centerpiece. He formed the Triple Crown Line with wingers Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor, producing one of the most prolific line combinations in that era of hockey – Simmer scored 56 goals in the 1979–80 season, Dionne won the Art Ross, and the line collectively gave the purple-and-gold Kings an offensive identity that made them worth watching even when Cup contention was not realistic. Condition: NOS.

🏒 The Kings' purple and gold uniform – the visual identity Dionne wore for twelve years in Los Angeles – is one of hockey's great throwback aesthetics, a color scheme the franchise wore from its 1967 expansion-era founding through 1988, when a redesign toward black and silver accompanied a new chapter in franchise history. For collectors and fans who remember the purple era, Dionne's name on that jersey is the most natural pairing: he was the face of those teams for their entire run in those colors. With 731 career goals and 1,771 career points, Dionne retired among the greatest scorers in NHL history, and his 1992 Hockey Hall of Fame induction affirmed what the numbers had always said. JSA confirmed the signature. Condition: NOS.

⭐ Marcel Dionne. Los Angeles Kings. Autographed Purple Hockey Jersey. Framed 35x39. JSA COA. Hockey Hall of Fame 1992. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.

🏒 Marcel Dionne. LA Kings. Signed Purple Jersey. Triple Crown Line. Art Ross 1980. JSA Authenticated. Hall of Fame Sports. Condition: NOS.