2018 - 19 John Tavares Toronto Maple Leafs Game - Goal - Scored Puck - Playoffs
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:5451583 | Modified Item: No |
| Team: Toronto Maple Leafs | Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada |
| UPC: Does not apply |
Welcome to the MeiGray Group Game-Worn JerseyAuthentication Program's 2018-19 Goal & Game Puck Auctions.MeiGray in 2018-19 iscollecting and authenticating pucks from five of our program teams: From gamesin Columbus, Las Vegas, Nashville, Philadelphia and Washington. MGG has also collectedand authenticated pucks from previous seasons in Philadelphia and New York'sMadison Square Garden. Scorers throughout the NHL, including some of the game'sgreatest goal-scorers, have notched goals ...that MGG has authenticated, and is proudto offer for immediate bid. The MeiGray Group Game-Worn Jersey AuthenticationProgram is proud to offer fans and collectors across the globe the opportunityto own a piece of history ... a puckused to score a goal by John Tavares ofthe Toronto Maple Leafs during the 2018-19 NationalHockey League season. This is the puck that was used byJohn Tavares to score the 12th goal of his Stanley Cup Playoff career. Thegoal, Tavares' 1st of the 2019 Playoffs, was scored at 18:41 of the firstperiod and was unassisted. The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Boston Bruins, 4-1, in Game 1 of the first round of the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs on April 11, 2019 at TD Garden in Boston, MA.This puck is registered into the MGGGame-Worn Jersey Authentication Program as number MGA14683.Each puck was lifted off the ice by anon-ice NHL official, identified and secured by an NHL off-ice official in thearena during or after the game, and then authenticated and affixed with ahologram by MeiGray.Additionally, with MeiGray's Game-Worn JerseyProgram, every jersey worn by the participating teams contains a uniquelynumbered inventory tag sewn into the jersey BEFORE IT IS WORN BY THE PLAYER ONTHE ICE. This tag is equipped with security features regularly checked by MGGGame-Worn Jersey Program Directors so we can tell who wore the jersey, andwhen.
