Magnificent use is displayed in this circa 1990 Los Angeles Kings jersey game worn by Hall of Fame sniper Luc Robitaille. White home jersey has black and gray trim with Kings logo crest sewn across the chest. Assistant captain's A is on left breast, name is on a plate above the rear number 20, all in gray-on-black tackle twill. Number is also on the black armband on each sleeve in gray-on-white tackle twill. Maska Ultrafil tag is in collar with no size, but this measures out to be around 54. Very good use is evident with stick marks, stains, pilling, cuts, burns, and paint transfers. While the nameplate on the back has been replaced, it was likely done by the team as it appears that the previous nameplate was the same size and the current nameplate does show use, but not as much as the jersey overall, thus the original nameplate may have been heavily damaged. All other aspects of the jersey are original including the numbering. Robitaille combined surprising quickness with great hands and a finishing touch to net 668 career goals, 13th on the NHL's current all-time list, and along with his 726 assists, Robitaille's 1,394 points stands 24th all-time; it's no surprise that, in 2017, he was named one of the NHL's Top 100 players of all time. Great Hall of Fame jersey.