NHL Sensation Matthew Schaefer Inks Exclusive Deal With Upper Deck
In a move that is set to mold both his burgeoning career and the collectibles market, top NHL prospect Matthew Schaefer has put pen to paper with Upper Deck, securing a multi-year
In a move that is set to mold both his burgeoning career and the collectibles market, top NHL prospect Matthew Schaefer has put pen to paper with Upper Deck, securing a multi-year
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