Jason Arnott joined the Nashville Predators organization prior to the 2006-2007 season and then assumed the captaincy the followed year after Kimmo Timonen was traded to the Flyers.
Arnott remained a steady, albeit polarizing presence down the middle for the Preds. He chipped in around 30 goals and 60 points per season during his first three years in Nashville, though he was often out of the lineup and only played more than 70 games one time in four total seasons with the organization.
Several photomatches to the unique placement of the captain’s “C” on this Edge 1.0 model of Arnott’s Navy Set 2 gamer.
There is fairly light wear on this jersey due to some interesting behind the scenes quirks that affected the number of games it was worn in. There are a few stick and puck marks, and decent wear on the silver part of both sleeves.
A photomatch to a mark on the right sleeve of Jason Arnott’s 2007-2008 Navy Set 2 game worn jersey.
This Navy Set 2 jersey saw just 6 games of action from 11/22/2007 to 12/13/2007.
The reason for this is Jason Arnott wore two different jerseys during Navy Set 2. This one, which is a size 60 Edge 1.0, and then a second jersey which he began wearing on 12/22/2007 until the set ended on 12/29/2007 which was a size 58, Edge 2.0 model.
Arnott scored 1 goal and 1 assist in this jersey.
He tallied an impressive 28 goals and 44 assists for 72 points in 79 games that season. That was the second highest point total of his career, and the most games played and points scored in a season in his four seasons in Nashville.