Cam Neely game used hockey stick comes from his 10-year tenure with the Boston Bruins. Canadien model 6001 stick has NEELY stamped in black on the shaft, number 772 stamped near the base of the shaft, original tape is on the butt end, though the tape has been removed from the blade. Nice game use is displayed with chips to the paint, puck marks, and a crack to the middle of the blade that has pierced the fiberglass coating, though it remains in one piece. Signed on the blade by Neely with his number 8; there is also an inscription which we are unable to decipher. A prototype power forward, the Hall of Famer was a devastating checker who was not afraid to drop the gloves while topping the 50-goal mark three times in his 13 NHL seasons. A chronic knee injury reduced his production in later years and eventually forced his retirement at the young age of 30, though he did win the '93-94 Masterton Trophy for perseverance while totaling a combined 103 goals over his final three seasons, making him an all-time fan favorite in Boston.