Although he won three championships in Edmonton, Craig is best remembered for taking the last faceoff for the New York Rangers in Game Seven of the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals, with 1.6 seconds remaining, to give them the win and break the Rangers’ 54-year Stanley Cup curse. Offered is his blue Air-Knit “road” jersey made by CCM. On the front is the “Oilers” crest and assistant captain’s “A”, while his number “14” fills both sleeves and back. “MacTavish” is sewn in white tackle twill to a matching name plate that rests across the shoulders. The manufacturer’s tag in the collar has [size] “52” written on in pen, with additional “90/91” and “Z” penned in just above. The jersey displays outstanding overall use with stick marks and team repairs on both sleeves. All original with LOA.