NHL All Star 1999 Sergei Krivokrasov Vintage CCM Authentic Jersey 54 Predators
This vintage 1999 NHL All-Star jersey is a true piece of hockey history, representing a landmark moment for both the Nashville Predators and Russian winger Sergei Krivokrasov. This authentic CCM Center Ice jersey is a size 54 and features the high-end on-ice specifications of the era.
Item Specifics
Player: Sergei Krivokrasov #25 (Nashville Predators)
Team: World All-Stars
Year: 1999 NHL All-Star Game (Tampa Bay, FL)
Brand: CCM Authentic (Center Ice Collection)
Size: 54 (Authentic sizing with fight strap)
Condition: Vintage/Excellent (Please see photos for detail)
The Design: A 1990s Icon
The 1999 All-Star jersey is widely considered one of the most unique and "90s-bold" designs in NHL history. This "World" team version features:
Base Color: Crisp white with striking blue and silver accents—colors that defined the late-century aesthetic.
Patches: Features the official 1999 NHL All-Star Game logo on the right shoulder.
Construction: Heavyweight air-knit fabric, reinforced stitching, and a functional fight strap.
Sergei Krivokrasov: Nashville’s First Star
Sergei Krivokrasov holds a special place in Predators' lore. After being selected in the 1998 Expansion Draft from Chicago, he exploded onto the scene in Nashville’s inaugural season.
The Selection: Krivokrasov was Nashville’s very first All-Star representative. He earned this honor by leading the expansion team in goals, finishing the 1998-99 season with a career-high 25 goals and 48 points.
The Game: During the 1999 All-Star Game in Tampa, Krivokrasov skated alongside legends like Teemu Selänne and Jaromir Jagr on the World team.
Predators Tenure: He was the offensive spark plug for a brand-new franchise, later becoming famous for scoring the first NHL goal of the 21st century on January 1, 2000.
1999 NHL All-Star Game History
The 49th NHL All-Star Game was a historic "passing of the torch" event:
Gretzky’s Last Stand: This was the final All-Star appearance for Wayne Gretzky, who won the game's MVP award.
The Format: It was the second year of the "North America vs. The World" format, a precursor to the international intensity of the modern game.
Venue: Hosted at the Ice Palace in Tampa, Florida, the game was a high-scoring affair that showcased the league's transition into a global powerhouse.