- Similar to the McCutchen card in yesterday's afternoon post, the horizontal shot makes all the difference here. Gotta wonder if he stopped the Bruin featured in the shot here...
- This is another example of me having the parallel card and not the base card. I've really got to change that...
- I love the border. The greenish/blue marble effect has always been a favorite of mine, and it hasn't changed in 25 years.
- Robert
- I really like the look of the 92-93 Parkhurst cards. The previous years release was kind of a dull brown, while the marble inspired logo and left hand border enhanced the visual appeal (for me at least).
- The entire Parkhurst 92-93 set lists for $30. The Sakic card itself lists for 50 cents.
- Game #51 for Joe was not a good one. Even though he scored a goal, he went -4 in an 11-3 loss in Los Angeles. Some guy named Gretzky had 7 points that night...
- Robert
- Not much difference than the card from this afternoon, aside from the logo is a dark emerald foil variation. As far as price, the parallel has a 3x multiplier--thus the Sakic is $1.50. Pretty cheap for a one per pack parallel...
- The Nordiques would fly home after that 11-3 drubbing to the Kings, and in Joe's 52nd career game they would beat the Jets 4-3. Joe had a goal and an assist.
- April 18th, 1993, Joe Sakic would play his first career playoff game, a 3-2 win over their provincial rivals, Les Canadiens.
- Robert
