27 Scott Parker
2000-2001 Sixth Season
CCM/KOHO Airknit. Set Unknown. Neck tagging 58.
Stanley Cup Winning Season
This jersey from the Avs' Cup-winnning season shows good overall game wear and fight abuse. Both lower sleeves and body show a good amount of black marks, and the crest has a couple of light marks. The neck area is somewhat stretched from fighting, and the front yoke has a sew repair to put it back together. This jersey is a Parker jersey with no set tag, as is common with a number of his pro jerseys. The 2001 All-Star patch is sewn on the right chest. Provenance is unknown, however I have thoroughly examined the jersey, and it fits all proper criteria and is a very nice example of a 2000-2001 Scott Parker Avalanche gamer.
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Neck tagging
NHL shield
All Star patch
CCM brand patch
Collar repair
Body marks
Sleeve wear
Sleeve wear
Scott Parker was born January 29, 1978 in Hanford, California. Originally drafted by the New Jersey Devils in 1996, Parker re-entered the draft in 1998 after the Devils we're unable to sign the 6'4", 220 lbs right winger. Upon re-entering the draft the Colorado Avalanche selected Parker with their 4th choice, 20th overall.
A graduate of the Alaska Amateur Hockey League, the Hanford, and California native suited up for the KIJHL's Spokane Braves in 1994-95 before joining the WHL's Kelowna Rockets the following year.
Parker went on to play three seasons in Kelowna, racking up over 700 minutes in penalties while be selected as the WHL's Most Improved Player during the 1997-98 season, after setting a career high in goals with 30 and improving on his overall play.
In 1998-99 Parker split his season between Colorado and their AHL affiliate in Hershey before returning to the Bears line-up the following two seasons.
Parker rejoined the Avalanche in 2000-01 and went to capture his first Stanley Cup as the Avalanche ousted the defending champs from New Jersey in a hard-fought seven game series. The former Kelowna junior went on to play two more seasons with the Avs before having his rights dealt to the San Jose Sharks in the summer of 2003.
As a member of the San Jose Sharks in the 2006-07 season, Parker would see action in 12 games and miss 20 due to injury. His stint with the Sharks came to an end at the 2007 NHL trading deadline as Parker was dealt to his former club in Colorado in exchange for a sixth-round draft pick.
Right Wing - Shoots right
Born: January 29, 1978 - Hanford, CA
6-5, 225 lbs.
Selected by New-Jersey Devils round 3 #63 overall 1996 NHL Entry Draft. Selected by Colorado Avalanche round 1 #20 overall 1998 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to San Jose by Colorado for Colorado's 5th round choice (previously acquired, Colorado selected Brad Richardson) in 2003 Entry Draft, June 21, 2003. Missed majority of 2005-06 due to facial (pre-season) and head (November 21, 2005 at Edmonton) injuries. Traded to Colorado by San Jose for Colorado's 6th round choice (later traded back to Colorado - Colorado selected Jonas Holos) in 2008 Entry Draft, February 27, 2007. Missed majority of 2006-07 due to back and ankle injuries. Missed majority of 2007-08 as a healthy reserve. Officially announced his retirement, September 7, 2009.
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