
By the Numbers: Max Pacioretty and the Rise of #67
Once an uncommon jersey number, #67 found its legend in Max Pacioretty—who helped turn it into a symbol of goals, grit and leadership over a 17-year NHL career.

Once an uncommon jersey number, #67 found its legend in Max Pacioretty—who helped turn it into a symbol of goals, grit and leadership over a 17-year NHL career.

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