2022-23 Parkhurst Champions Hockey is taking the Parkhurst brand beyond just Walmart for the first time in several years. The checklist includes a variety of card types and styles, many of which evoke nostalgia in different ways albeit with a primary focus on current players and rookies.
Hobby boxes include at least one autograph or memorabilia card as well as a second premium card. These are joined by more than a dozen other inserts and parallels.
The base set has 350 total cards. That said, like a lot of Upper Deck’s sets, there are multiple levels within it, some tougher to pull than others.
The first 300 cards make up the shell set. The final 50 are short prints, split evenly between Rookies (1:7 packs) and Legends (1:20 packs).
Parallels come in seven levels:
Select cards also have a mix of autographs and memorabilia cards:
Some base cards also have Photo Variations (1:480 packs) that switch out the image.
One of the ways that 2022-23 Parkhurst Champions Hockey nods to the past is with ’51 Retros (1:8 packs). The 100-card insert set is inspired by 1951-52 Parkhurst Hockey.
