Sick mitts! Bruins' Brad Marchand and the story behind the NHL's rattiest gloves
Briefly

Jay Grand, the general manager at Play It Again Sports, recognizes that holes in items like gloves serve as a major red flag when evaluating resale quality.
Despite their worn condition, these gloves, worn by Brad Marchand, with holes and wear, are valued at up to $1,500 due to their connection to a professional athlete.
Charlie McAvoy, another professional player, expresses his preference for new gloves, considering the feel of fresh equipment far superior to worn-out, damaged gear.
The contrasting views on equipment maintenance highlight the difference between players who frequently switch out gear versus those who have a more sentimental attachment.
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