Purchasing an authentic Tage Thompson jersey is a great way to get a piece of history. There are not many players in the NHL that can be considered to have a career as storied as his. He played in the NHL for years and even served as the Chicago Wolves and Buffalo Sabres team captain. He was also a member of the USA National Men’s Basketball Team. He’s a great player and deserves a spot on your team.

College career

During his college career, Tage Thompson played for the University of Connecticut in the Hockey East conference. He was chosen by the Blues in the first round of the NHL Draft, 26th overall. He also signed a three-year contract with the Blues on March 7, 2017.

During his time at the University of Connecticut, he recorded 19 goals and 32 points in 34 games. In addition, he was part of the US National Team Development Program and the U.S. National Junior U20 Team that earned a gold medal at the IIHF World Junior U20 Championship in Canada.

After graduating from Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Thompson decided to enlist in the US National Team Development Program. He joined the Huskies in his freshman season, scoring 18 assists in 36 games. In his sophomore year, he scored 19 goals and 32 points in 34 games. He ended his collegiate career when the season ended.

In his three years in the NHL, Tage has played 65 games, and scored seven goals and nine assists. He was loaned to the Rochester Americans during the 2018-19 season. His brother, Tyce, has also played for the Utica Comets of the AHL.

He is currently playing for the Buffalo Sabres, and has been one of the more impressive prospects in the league since his entry into the league. He has 16 goals and 18 assists in 25 games. He is also on pace to match or exceed his career best total of 38 goals in a season.

He has added 13 power play points in the last 25 games. He also has multiple points in three of his four games during the current point streak. He has a goal and an assist in his team’s 6-3 win over the Sharks on Sunday.

He has two power play assists in the last five games, and his booming shot is continuing to make a difference in the Sabres’ offense. He has been in the right place at the right time with his ability to score goals.

Chicago Wolves career

During his three-year NHL career, Tage Thompson has earned over $2 million. He is one of the more expensive players in the league. His cap hit is $1,400,000, while he is owed $925,000 a year.

Although he is relatively young, he is already showing signs of establishing himself as a starting center for the Buffalo Sabres. During his rookie season, he led the nation with 13 power play goals. He also finished in the top 10 in the nation for points and assists.

As a sophomore, he was a part of the Huskies’ Hockey East team and led the team with 19 goals and 32 points in 34 games. He also led the Huskies with six multi-goal games.

His father, Brent, is a former NHL player. He has also coached hockey for the past eight seasons. His family lived in Anchorage, Alaska and Bridgeport, Connecticut. The Thompsons attended eleven different schools.

As a teenager, he participated in the US National Development Program and played for the U.S. National Development Team in the USHL. He went on to attend Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He graduated in 2014.

In his first professional season, he wore the same number on his back. He scored seven goals and seven assists in 65 games with the Sabres. He has gone goalless in his last 23 appearances.

He will be reassigned to the Rochester Americans in the AHL for the upcoming season. He has four goals and four assists in nine AHL games. He has a +3 rating. He has a $1.5 million net worth.

As a rookie, he was the first American born player to score five goals in a game. He also tied Dave Andreychuk’s franchise record for goals in a game.

In the IIHF World Junior Championship, he helped lead Team USA to the gold medal. He was named a semifinalist for the Walter Brown Award. He is also eligible for the NHL’s Art Ross Trophy, which is awarded to the top player in the NHL.

Sabres career

Despite being a part of Buffalo’s roster for a little over a year, Tage Thompson’s Sabres career has been nothing short of meteoric. He has surpassed two goals and nine assists in his last five games, including a hat trick in an 8-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings. He has also recorded a power play assist.

He is one of the most sought after players in the NHL, thanks to a seven-year, $50 million contract he signed before the season began. Though he’s had a solid start, he’s still just 25 years old and his game isn’t fully developed yet. He’s averaging 3.2 points per game.

Although he’s only played 23 games so far this season, he already has three goals and four assists. He is on pace to set new career highs in goals and points. He’s also putting up more than two shots on goal per game, which is a big deal for a winger.

He’s currently tied for second place in the Rocket Richard Trophy race, which goes to the player with the most points in the first 29 games of the season. He’s also scored more goals and assists than the other top scorers in the league. He’s on a streak of nine straight games with at least one point. He’s also on the team’s top line, which isn’t bad for a player who was only signed in September.

He’s also on pace to break a franchise record for most goals in a single period. He’s recorded a goal in each of his past six games, a feat that isn’t common for a player of his age.

He’s scored a lot of goals in the past two seasons. He’s on track to become the first Sabres player to score 40 or more goals in a season since Dave Andreychuk in 2009.

He’s also had a breakout year for the team, scoring two power play goals and two assists in his first eight games. He’s ranked third in the league in goals, and he’s on a pace to set new career highs in goals.

NHL career

Despite his impressive rookie season, Tage Thompson is not yet a fixture on the Buffalo Sabres roster. The 25-year-old has spent the last three seasons in the American Hockey League, with stints with the San Antonio Rampage and Rochester Americans. He returned to the parent team in the off-season. He will remain in the Sabres organization until the end of the 2029-30 season, at which time he will become a free agent.

Although he is still a young man, he is one of the most expensive players in the NHL. He signed a three-year, $4 million deal with the Sabres on October 5, 2020, and has a cap hit of $1,400,000. He is also eligible to earn an additional $2.7 million in future years.

The Sabres have struggled to find a star in recent years, but Thompson has provided a breath of fresh air. He is slowly establishing himself as a starter. His goals and assists have been strong this year, and he has a four-game points streak. He has recorded five multi-point games in the last eight games.

In his first season with the Sabres, he scored seven goals and nine assists in 65 games. He was also a key contributor on Buffalo’s top power play unit. He has recorded 13 power-play points in 25 games this season. He has scored 45 goals on 202 slot shots over the past two seasons.

In his first 12 minutes with the Sabres, he registered his third career hat trick, and tied an NHL record for the most goals scored in a period. He also tied an NHL record for the most goals scored by a winger in the first period.

After Thompson’s goal in the third period, the Sabres offense roared to life. The goal was the game-winner in a 6-0 win over the Kings. The win pushed the Sabres to a record of 12-13-1 for the season.

In addition to his success on the power play, Thompson has also been one of the best power forwards in the NHL. He has already recorded 83 one-on-one dekes in the offensive zone this season. He is also on track to match his 38-goal season from last season.