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"I decided to carry on the tradition of wearing his jacket," Shellady told Business Insider. "He wore a cow jacket and I His father chose to wear the cow-print jacket on the trading floor because he wanted to advertise the fact there there was No. I don't think trading the pick makes any sense for the Columbus Blue Jackets. The team that gets the best player in the trade almost always wins and I doubt any player the Jackets get back in a potential trade is better than Jesse Puljujarvi will be The Basildon Recorder reports that Marc McLennan, who runs Sport and Star Autographs, based at Basildon’s Eastgate Centre, is sounding out potential buyers for the jacket, which was once worn by Nick Leeson. The disgraced banker left the jacket behind as .