Black History Month Spotlight: Updates on P.K. Subban, Jarome Iginla and Anthony Duclair

 Here's this year's installment in the now annual series updating the collection status of the players previously featured in my Black Hisotry Month Spotlights, highlighting Black players in hockey. In 2021 I wrote posts for P.K. Subban and Jarome Iginla and in 2022 I wrote one for Anthony Duclair. Now I will look and see how many cards I added to my collection of them since last year, and if they are cards I scanned, I will show them. That's not a guarantee- I can add cards much quicker than I can scan them, and dealing with arm injuries to both arms, one after the other, hasn't helped my scanning speed. 

At least year's update I had 38 cards of P.K. Subban and now I am up to 45 cards of him! 

Among the new cards I added of him are these:

2021-22 Topps Now #522

2021-22 Upper Deck #360

The only two of the new additions I got scanned. P.K. retired after the 2021-22 season so his new cards going forward will probably not be as many as previously. He now works for ESPN. 

Last year's update saw Jarome Iginla with 40 cards, and he now has 42, I only got two cards of him in the past year. I'm actually sort of surprised it was that many since I brought in even less older cards this past year than the previous year, but I'm glad I got some at least. 

1997-98 Upper Deck #24

Not pictured is the 2008-09 Ultra Gold Medallion card.  This is such a cool photo on this card too! 

I had 16 cards of Anthony Duclair in his post last year, and now I am at now at 18. 

2022-23 MVP #187

They are his base card and the Blue parallel from the factory set from the 2022-23 MVP set, and luckily both of them were scanned! I'm backlogged on writing posts and still haven't written my Christmas update yet so this is the first time the MVP factory set is appearing on Cardboard History. 

Stay tuned to find out who the next spotlight will be on for this year! Hopefully I can get more than one written, in fact.