Player » Brett Hull

Hull is the fourth leading scorer in NHL history. No, not Bobby Hull ? his son ? Brett Hull. The right wing offensive sniper who played for five teams and made his name with all of the them. We have a nice collection of Brett Hull autographed NHL collectibles from all the teams he played with. Brett Hull played his longest period with the St. Louis Blues (1988-98), where he set numerous records, but did not win a Stanley Cup. However, never one to settle and play with mediocre teams, he took less money later on to play with the Detroit Red Wings where he led them to a Stanley Cup in 2002, which came after he won another Stanley Cup with the Dallas Stars in 1999 when he scored the winning goal in overtime.

After an impressive college run in hockey and the American Hockey League, Brett Hull went to the NHL to show his talents. Brett Hull's NHL records include being one of only seven players to score 700 career goals, his total of 741 goals is 4th highest ever, he is only one of five NHL players to score 50 goals in 50 games, and he won the Hart Memorial Trophy, the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, and others in his esteemed career. Of course, everyone knows Brett Hull's famous father, Bobby Hull, whose autographed NHL collectibles are listed on our website also. They are the only father-and-son team in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and we have the certified, dual-autographed memorabilia to prove it. Check out some great items like the three below, and the others in the Hull collections.