Ted Kennedy Toronto Maple Leafs Signed Framed 16x20 Fighting Gordie Howe Black and White Photo

This photo comes personally signed by Leafs legend, Ted "Teeder" Kennedy. Kennedy was public enemy number one in Detroit. In the 1950 playoffs, Gordie Howe lined up Ted Kennedy for a big hit; Kennedy saw Howe coming the last minute and dodged the hit, causing Gordie Howe to fall head first into the board causing major injury to the head. This is where controversy set in, Detroit fans accused Kennedy of butt-ending Howe which cause him to hit his head against the boards. There have been multiple articles whether Kennedy butt-ended Howe or not but they are the only two that will know the truth. This incident causes a major rivalry between Detroit and Toronto. Detroit ended up taking the series and the Stanley Cup from Toronto as they were "Playing for Gordie Howe". This NHL & NHLPA licensed product comes with a Frameworth hologram and COA to ensure the authenticity of the autographs. Frameworth is the exclusive provider of Andrew Ladd signed memorabilia. FINISHED SIZE: 29.5x23.5"