ARTURS IRBE SENIOR SIZE JOFA 282 HOCKEY GOALIE MASK SEE ALL PICS!!!

*** PLEASE ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS FIRST !!! FEEL FREE TO MAKE AN OFFER !!! The cage is in great shape for its age !! NEW DECALS ON THE HELMET *** SHIPPING AND TRACKING AS WELL *** Arturs Irbe played five seasons for the San Jose Sharks from 1991 to 1996, recording a regular-season record of 57-91-21, a 3.59 goals-against average (GAA), and an .888 save percentage in 183 appearances. He became a beloved cult hero known as "The Wall" and "Archie".San Jose Sharks Yearly Statistics1991–92: 13 GP, 2-6-3 record, 4.47 GAA, .868 SV%1992–93: 36 GP, 7-26-0 record, 4.11 GAA, .886 SV%1993–94: 74 GP, 30-28-16 record, 2.84 GAA, .899 SV% (Played an NHL-record 4,412 minutes and made the All-Star Game)1994–95: 38 GP, 14-19-3 record, 3.26 GAA, .895 SV%1995–96: 22 GP, 4-12-4 record, 4.59 GAA, .860 SV%Commentary and LegacyThe Breakthrough Playoff Run: During the 1993–94 season, Irbe backstopped the young franchise to its first playoff appearance and a stunning first-round upset over the top-seeded Detroit Red Wings. Fans famously held up handmade signs reading "Like Wall".Unconventional Style & Equipment: Standing at just 5'8", Irbe played with old, heavily broken-in, minimalist gear that left more of the net exposed than his peers. He famously loved his worn equipment so much that fans and lore suggest he had gear run over by the team bus to soften it.The Turning Point: Following his heroic 1993–94 campaign, Irbe suffered a bizarre and severe off-season hand injury when mauled by his pet dog in Riga, which heavily threatened his career and coordination. Combined with a struggling Sharks team defense, his numbers ballooned in 1995–96, leading to his departure from San Jose.