Jeff Frazee

Sent: 10/28/11
Received: 11/5/11
Time: 8 Days
Address: c/o Albany Devils
Item Sent: 2010-11 ITG Between the Pipes, 2010-11 Panini All Goalies, 2010-11 Score Rookies & Traded
Item Received: 2010-11 ITG Between the Pipes, 2010-11 Panini All Goalies, 2010-11 Score Rookies & Traded.  All signed in blue Sharpie.

Notes:
Jeff Frazee signed with the New Jersey Devils after three stellar years in the net at Mariucci Arena.  He appeared in the AHL All-Star Game in 2009 and was mentioned as a possible successor the future Hall of Famer Martin Brodeur.  Two years later, Brodeur is still manning the Devils net and Frazee is still in the AHL.  He's still young enough to put together a solid NHL career, but he appears to have been overtaken by Keith Kincaid (and still behind Brodeur and Johan Hedberg) on the Devils depth chart.

Tommy Albelin

Sent: 10/21/11
Received: 10/31/11
Time: 10 Days
Address: c/o Albany Devils
Item Sent: 1990-91 Pro Set, 1990-91 Score, 1990-91 Upper Deck, 1991-92 Score Canadian
Item Received: 1990-91 Pro Set, 1990-91 Score, 1990-91 Upper Deck, 1991-92 Score Canadian.  All signed in black Sharpie.

Notes:
Albelin was an outstanding stay-at-home defenseman who enjoyed two long stints with the New Jersey Devils.  He was part of the Devils' first Stanley Cup winning team in 1995.  During the following season he was traded to the Calgary Flames, where he would play for the next six seasons.  In 2001-02 he returned to the Devils in time to win another Cup.  He is now an assistant coach for New Jersey's AHL affiliate in Albany.

Stephane Veilleux

Sent: 10/12/11
Received: 10/24/11
Time: 12 Days
Address: c/o Albany Devils
Item Sent: 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee Retro
Item Received: 2008-09 O-Pee-Chee Retro, signed in black Sharpie.

Notes:
Stephane Veilleux was drafted in 2003 and developed into a solid defender and agitator for the Wild.  He was a prolific scorer in juniors, but as a pro he has found a specialty role better suited to his ability.  Under the influence of teammates like Wes Walz, he became a valuable penalty killer and pest during his six seasons in St. Paul.  After posting career highs of 13 goals and 23 points in 2008-09, he signed as a free agent with the Tampa Bay Lightning.  Following that, he spent a year playing in Switzerland.  He came back to North America this season and attended camp with the New Jersey Devils.  He is starting the season with their AHL affiliate in Albany.