Ryan Smyth Autograph

Ryan Smyth was born on February 21, 1976, in Banff, Alberta, Canada. He started playing hockey at a young age and showed immense talent from the beginning. He played in the Western Hockey League for the Moose Jaw Warriors and the Edmonton Oilers. He was then selected as the sixth overall pick by the Oilers in the 1994 NHL draft. He made his debut in the NHL in 1995 and played for the Oilers for over a decade. Smyth was known for his gritty style of play and was often considered as one of the most hardworking players on the ice. More about Ryan Smyth

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Current items with a signature of Ryan Smyth

These are the most current items with a signature of Ryan Smyth that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnail2006-07 The Cup Scripted Swatches Autograph Patch #SS-RS Ryan Smyth AUTO 10/25$126.62logo
thumbnailRYAN SMYTH #31 1994 SIGNATURE ROOKIES SP 45000 EDMONTON OILERS NM-MT$0.92logo
thumbnailRyan Smyth Edmonton Oilers Signed Retro Fanatics Jersey$309.42logo
thumbnailRyan Smyth Signed Autographed 08/09 Upper Deck Ovation card Los Angeles Kings$3.70logo
thumbnailRyan Smyth signed LA Los Angeles Kings Official Game Puck autographed JSA$64.99logo
thumbnailRYAN SMYTH Signed LOS ANGELES KINGS PUCK w/COA $24.95logo
thumbnailRYAN SMYTH Signed LOS ANGELES KINGS PUCK w/COA #94$24.95logo
Smyth played 1270 games in his NHL career and scored 386 goals and 456 assists. He played for other teams as well, including the Colorado Avalanche, New York Islanders and the Los Angeles Kings. Smyth represented team Canada in several international tournaments and won an Olympic gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics held in Salt Lake City. Smyth’s career was not without its setbacks, and he even suffered a career-threatening injury during the 2006-2007 season. He underwent surgery and made a successful recovery, returning to the game in no time.

Smyth announced his retirement from professional hockey on April 11, 2014. He left a lasting impression on the game, and his fans remember him as a dedicated, determined and passionate player who left his heart on the rink. He became an analyst for the Oilers and continues to be involved in hockey in various capacities. Smyth’s contribution to the game goes beyond just his stats and numbers, he was an excellent leader and role model for young players. His love for the game is evident even today, and he remains an inspiration to aspiring hockey players around the world. Read even more about Ryan Smyth at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Ryan Smyth

In total, we tracked 493 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of Ryan Smyth (RYAN SMYTH Edmonton Oilers SIGNED Hockey Jersey) was sold in April 2014 for $361.76 while the cheapest item (1998 Upper Deck #274 Ryan Smyth signed/autographed card Edmonton Oilers) found a new owner for $0.01 in March 2013. The month with the most items sold (16) was November 2011 with an average selling price of $13.75 for an autographed item of Ryan Smyth. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in November 2015 with $275.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.13 was March 2013. In average, an autographed item from Ryan Smyth is worth $10.00.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Ryan Smyth were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnail08/09 UD ARTIFACTS RYAN SMYTH AUTOGRAPH AUTO$7.68logo
thumbnail10/11 PANINI CROWN ROYALE RYAN SMYTH SCRATCHING SURFACE AUTOGRAPH AUTO /100$19.97logo
thumbnail1994-95 SIGNATURE ROOKIES RYAN SMYTH AUTO MOOSE JAW WARRIORS #31$3.75logo
thumbnail2000-01 BE A PLAYER SIGNATURE SERIES RYAN SMYTH AUTO EDMONTON OILERS #27$3.73logo
thumbnail2002-03 BAP Signature Series Golf #GS81 Ryan Smyth$1.49logo
thumbnail2003-04 Signature Series Ryan Smyth Franchise Gold Jersey # F-12$11.84logo
thumbnail2005-06 Beehive Signature Scrapbook: #SSRS Ryan Smyth Auto NM-MT OR BETTER$6.09logo
thumbnail96/97 PINNACLE BAP SIGNATURE RYAN SMYTH AUTOGRAPH AUTO #198$3.63logo
thumbnailRyan Smyth 1994 Signature Rookies Autograph #31 /7750 Edmonton$0.99logo
thumbnailRyan Smyth Autograph 97-98 Upper Deck Oilers Card Avalanche - Kings$3.49logo

Latest News about Ryan Smyth

WHL notes: Moose Jaw Warriors retire Ryan Smyth’s jersey - Tue, 10 Feb 2015 PST (02/10/15): The Moose Jaw Warriors retired the No. 28 jersey of Ryan Smyth before last Friday’s game against the visiting Spokane Chiefs. Go to news article

Moose Jaw Warriors retire Ryan Smyth’s number (02/07/15): Moose Jaw Warriors raises former NHL star Ryan Smyth’s jersey to the rafters on Friday, fourth player to have his number retired by the WHL team.

Ryan Smyth Night Approaching (01/29/15): Friday, February 6 when the Moose Jaw Warriors take on Spokane, before the game they will honour one of their all-time greats by retiring Ryan Smyth's #28 in a ceremony presented by JLB Electric. Go to news article

Ryan Smyth keeping busy as camp approaches (08/30/14): After playing over 1,000 NHL games, he's enjoying the time away. Go to news article

Ryan Smyth to make appearance at Edmonton Rush game (04/24/14): Two weeks after retiring from professional hockey, former Edmonton Oilers staple Ryan Smyth is returning under the spotlights at Rexall Place.

Older News Stories about Ryan Smyth

Rush Sign #94 Ryan Smyth (04/2014): Edmonton, AB--- The Edmonton Rush announced today the signing of Captain Canada #94 Ryan Smyth to support the Rush Tribute to the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation family night on Friday, April 25th. Go to news article

Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Smyth focused on helping team now that trade deadli (03/2014): When the Oilers held Ryan Smyth and Nick Schultz out of practice on trade deadline day, and then dealt Schultz to Columbus a short time later, Smyth was probably preparing another ‘farewell Edmonton’ speech in his head.

Edmonton Oilers Ryan Smyth making the most of his shift to the middle of the ice (02/2014): Ryan Smyth would prefer to play on the wing.

Oilers’ Ryan Smyth still making things look pretty easy in the hardest areas of (01/2014): There aren’t many highlight-reel goals among the 383 Ryan Smyth has scored over an 18-season NHL career.

Edmonton Oilers' Ryan Smyth can join all-time NHL Top 100 (12/2013): Ryan Smyth needs two more goals.

Oilers veterans Ryan Smyth and Devan Dubnyk return from injuries (11/2013): Ryan Smyth has seen all he wants to see from the press box and is ready to get back in the lineup.

Ryan Smyth scratch a indicator of Oilers head coach Dallas Eakins's requirement (10/2013): The reason Ryan Smyth watched Monday’s game from the press box is because Dallas Eakins didn’t think it wise to bring up five players from the AHL to replace all the guys he wanted to shelve.

Ryan Smyth says watching Kings win Cup was 'tough to swallow' (02/2013): Ryan Smyth said he had conflicting feelings when the Kings won the Stanley Cup. ( Jason Franson / Associated Press / February 19 , 2013 )

Oilers forward Ryan Smyth making adjustment to new role with team (01/2013): Ryan Smyth had travelled from Paris to London when he found out his career wasn't over.

NHL lockout could be especially hard on veterans: Oilers’ Ryan Smyth (09/2012): “Absolutely, I look at a lockout differently than somebody younger,” said Smyth

Oilers re-sign Ryan Smyth for 2 years, introduce Justin Schultz (07/2012): Veteran forward Ryan Smyth signed a two-year, $4.5-million US contract with the Oilers just before free agency opened Sunday at noon ET. Smyth scored 19 goals and 46 points in 82 games last season. Go to news article

The Edmonton Oilers and veteran forward Ryan Smyth are discussing a contract ext (02/2012): Smyth is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1. He is playing out the final season of a five-year, $31.25 million contract that he originally signed with the Colorado Avalanche prior to the 2007-08 season.