The six carded teams in this set are full of superstars: Edmonton, which proved (once, and for the last time) that it could win the Stanley Cup without Gretzky, still had MVP Messier (45g, 129p), Jari Kurri (33g, 90p), Glenn Anderson (34g, 72p) four other 20-goal scorers and defenseman Kevin Lowe. Edmonton finished second in its division to defending Cup champs Calgary, which led with West with 99 points and had an all-star cast of Joe Nieuwendyk (45g, 95p), Doug Gilmour (24g, 91p), Gary Roberts (39g), Joe Mullen (36g), Theo Fleury (31g) and the Russian import Rookie of the Year Sergei Makarov (24g, 86p) up front, Al MacInnis (28g, 90p) and Gary Suter (16g, 76p) on the blue line and Mike Vernon in goal.

Stanley Cup finalist had Norris Trophy winner Ray Bourque and 50-goal man Cam Neely … Buffalo had 40-goal scorers Pierre Turgeon (106p) and Dave Andreychuk and high-scoring defenseman Phil Housely (21g, 81p) … Chicago had strong seasons from famous Hawks Denis Savard, Steve Larmer, Jeremy Roenick and defenseman Doug Wilson. St. Louis had Brett Hull’s 72 goals and Adam Oates 79 assists.

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18 cards per team. Additional players available on the print disk that comes with card set.