Which NHL player sold the most jerseys in 2013?

When it comes to player jersey sales in the NHL, it’s usually all about those spiffy Winter Classic sweaters.

Last season saw Claude Giroux of the Flyers and Ryan Callahan of the Rangers finish first and second in sales, with five other players from the 2012 Winter Classic in Philly cracking the top 20. In 2010-11, six Penguins and Capitals landed in the top 20 thanks to their Winter Classic in Pittsburgh.

In 2013 … well, the closest we got to a Winter Classic was the announcement that next year’s will still be held in Michigan despite the lockout cancellation. No outdoor games, no spiffy alternate sweaters for which fans could plunk their dollars down.

So which players ended up leading the sales standings on Shop NHL in this truncated, no-Winter-Classic-havin' season? Glad you asked. Via the NHL:

1. Chicago Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews
2. Detroit Red Wings center Pavel Datsyuk
3. Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby
4. New York Rangers left wing Rick Nash
5. Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane
6. Chicago Blackhawks right wing Marian Hossa
7. Philadelphia Flyers right wing Claude Giroux
8. New York Rangers right wing Ryan Callahan
9. Pittsburgh Penguins left wing James Neal
10. Minnesota Wild left wing Zach Parise
11. Detroit Red Wings left wing Henrik Zetterberg
12. Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Joffrey Lupul
13. New Jersey Devils right wing Ilya Kovalchuk
14. Boston Bruins left wing Brad Marchand
15. Boston Bruins center Tyler Seguin
16. Chicago Blackhawks left wing Patrick Sharp
17. New York Islanders center John Tavares
18. Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron
19. Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin
20. Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara

Nash outranked Parise in the battle of big-time summer acquisitions. Ryan Suter haz a sad ...

Interesting to see James Neal make the list by Evgeni Malkin, who was 17th last season, not make the cut.

Conspicuous by its absence: The Jaromir Jagr Dallas Stars jersey. There obviously aren’t enough Jagr completists or Stars fans willing to honor a rental to get that sweater in the countdown.

Finally: Not a single Los Angeles Kings player in the Top 20 after winning their first Stanley Cup last June? Hopefully that's just a symptom of goalie bias, as Jonathan Quick should have moved some sweaters, right?