Upper Deck e-Pack® offers officially licensed cards and authentic collectibles from hockey, basketball, and eSports leagues, as well as the top entertainment franchises.

ePack is a free to join platform that allows hockey card collectors to buy packs, boxes and cases from their favorite releases like; Upper Deck Series One, Series Two, Extended Series, O-Pee-Chee Platinum, MVP, Ultimate Collection, Parkhurst and more.

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Upper Deck's patent-pending e-Pack™platform lets you instantly purchase, open, and trade cards and collectibles like never before. Easily manage, view, and store your collection online, or choose to have eligible items shipped directly to you at any time.

Full strength (also called 5-on-5) in ice hockey refers to when both teams have five skaters and one goaltender on the ice. The official term used by the National Hockey League (NHL) is at even strength - abbreviated EV on official scoresheets and goaltenders' individual stats.

Upper Deck's patent-pending e-Pack™platform lets you instantly purchase, open, and trade cards and collectibles like never before. Easily manage, view, and store your collection online, or choose to have eligible items shipped directly to you at any time.

COMC is an online trading card marketplace where collectors can directly buy or sell their trading cards. If you choose to send your item(s) to COMC, follow the instructions to link your e-Pack account and then submit your transfer to COMC.

COMC is an online trading card marketplace where collectors can directly buy or sell their trading cards. If you choose to send your item(s) to COMC, follow the instructions to link your e-Pack account and then submit your transfer to COMC.

What is EVG%: EVG% stands for Even Strength Goal Percentage. It measures the percentage of every goal scored at even strength that was scored by that team. ***How is this different than 5v5 GF%: 5v5 GF% measures the percentage of goals scored at 5v5. EVG% measures all Even Strength situations: 5v5, 4v4, and 3v3.

field hockey, also called hockey, outdoor game played by two opposing teams of 11 players each who use sticks curved at the striking end to hit a small, hard ball into their opponent's goal.

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