Arizona Coyotes Taylor Hall game-worn Bauer red #91 home helmet 2019-20 PHOTO-MATCHED

This is a photo-matched, game-worn red home helmet of Arizona Coyotes forward Taylor Hall from the 2019-20 NHL season. It was his only year with the team. This is a size medium Bauer helmet with good overall use and a red Oakley-logoed visor. It is photo-matched to the mark on the BA on the Bauer front logo from late in the season. It has all original #91 numbering, COYOTES team logos on the sides, NHL silver shield logo and the "JN" decal that the team has worn since the 2010-11 season to honor their late team massage therapist. This is now a defunct style helmet as the Coyotes are putting paid advertisers to put their logos on sides as of the 2020-21 season. Arizona also is not going to use the JN decal after 10 seasons and the WE SKATE FOR EQUALITY decal that teams used in the 2020 playoffs is now worn all season by NHL teams instead of the silver shield logo. Hall signed a one-year, $8 million free agent contract with the Buffalo Sabres for 2020-21 and was traded to the Boston Bruins on April 12, 2021. This helmet was obtained directly from the Coyotes.

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