One strong page per all-time player — every team, every era, and what collectors should know about each. No thin mass-produced player pages.
The leading scorer in NHL history and the most collected hockey player ever. Gretzky wore number 99 — retired league-wide in 2000 — across four NHL teams, and each stop produced a distinct, heavily collected jersey era.
Canada's defining player of his generation: three Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh and two Olympic golden goals — 2010 in Vancouver and the 2025 4 Nations winner. Crosby's number 87 has anchored Penguins and Team Canada sweaters for two decades.
The fastest player of his era and the face of the modern Oilers. McDavid's number 97 restored the royal blue and orange dynasty look to prominence — and his 2025 4 Nations overtime winner added a Team Canada chapter.
The player who redefined defence. Orr's number 4 spoked-B Bruins sweater — frozen in the 1970 'flying goal' photograph — is one of the most iconic images and jerseys in hockey history.
Six-six. Lemieux won two Stanley Cups as a player, saved the Penguins as an owner, and scored the 1987 Canada Cup winner from Gretzky's pass. His number 66 is retired in Pittsburgh.
The most collected basketball player in history. Jordan's Bulls number 23 defined 1990s sportswear worldwide, and his brief number 45 comeback created a second collecting category overnight.
Half man, half amazing — and the player who made basketball matter in Canada. Carter's purple Raptors number 15, from the 2000 dunk contest to the early playoff runs, is the defining Canadian basketball jersey.