The New York Rangers were the first U.S. franchise to record a Stanley Cup victory, in 1927-28. And they became the first U.S. franchise to claim the Cup. Their jerseys have always been simple but iconic, with diagonal letters stitched across the front spelling “Rangers,” red, white and blue stripes on the sleeves and bottom, and a drop shadow on the letters and numbers. Lafrenière has worn number 11 throughout his early career and had a lot of success. Unfortunately, he was not able to wear No. 11, because Mark Messier has it hanging up in the rafters. The rookie announced in the beginning of the season he will be wearing number 13 for the New York Rangers. He will become just the ninth member of the Rangers to wear it.

This authentic blue New York Rangers jersey is the same one Lafrenière wears on game day, complete with fight-strap. Lafrenière has autographed this authentic Adidas blue jersey in black paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated Five-Step Process.