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AHL Unveils 2008 All-Star Trading Card Set

March 20, 2008 - American Hockey League (AHL) News Release


SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ... The American Hockey League and the Professional Hockey Players' Association today unveiled the 2008 AHL All-Stars trading card set, a 44-card collection featuring the outstanding participants from the 2008 AHL All-Star Classic presented by Reebok.

The set, manufactured by Choice SportsCards of Aston, Pa., features action photos and statistics of many of the top young players from all 29 AHL teams. Availability of the limited-edition series is just 1,000 sets; the cards can be purchased online at ahlstore.com, phpa.com, and at select AHL arenas.

Included in the set are:

Keith Aucoin

Micki DuPont

Andrew Ebbett

Jonathan Ericsson

Gabe Gauthier

Alex Goligoski

Denis Hamel

Peter Harrold

T.J. Hensick

Jimmy Howard

Mike Iggulden

Justin Keller

Jason Krog

Joel Kwiatkowski

Matt Lashoff Brian Lee

Michael Leighton

Joakim Lindstrom

Corey Locke

Drew MacIntyre

Mark Mancari

Greg Moore

Joe Motzko

Lawrence Nycholat

Adam Pardy

Toby Petersen

Alexandre Picard

Teddy Purcell

Tuukka Rask

Erik Reitz Pekka Rinne

Bobby Ryan

Brian Salcido

Nolan Schaefer

Rob Schremp

Brett Skinner

Martin St. Pierre

Brett Sterling

Jeff Tambellini

Joey Tenute

Pet Vrana

Derrick Walser

Clay Wilson

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In operation since 1936, the AHL continues to serve as the top development league for all 30 National Hockey League teams. More than 83 percent of today's NHL players are American Hockey League graduates, and for the sixth year in a row, more than 6 million fans attended AHL games across North America in 2006-07.


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