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1. Punch Imlach of the Maple Leafs brought this goalie in from Detroit to pair up with Johnny Bower to become an unstoppable duo, even though the Leafs already had promising Gerry Cheevers waiting in the wings. This goalie played between 1950-1970 and played for Detroit, Boston, Toronto, LA, and the NY Rangers.
2. This goalie played in the NHL between 1952-1971 with Detroit, Chicago, and St. Louis and holds a now unfathomable record of playing in 502 consecutive games.
3. This goalie is the only known ambidextrous one in NHL history, and enjoyed great career numbers but had to cut his career short after playing from 1943-1950 with the Montreal Canadiens.
4. The play of this goalie, who played between 1917-1930 for Ottawa and Montreal, inspired the first use of the phrase "stood on his head" - a now popular phrase to describe a goalie who played a great game.
5. This goalie played in the NHL between 1926-1937 for the NY Rangers, Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, Montreal Maroons, and the NY Americans. He was the first hockey player to grace the cover of "Time" magazine, on February 11, 1935.
6. This goalie put together a career GAA of 1.91 with 81 shutouts in only 316 games between 1924-1937 with the Ottawa Senators. His career GAA was the lowest in history, not to mention setting a record shutout streak of 460 minutes and 49 seconds (the equivalent of over 7 games in today's NHL). Both his career GAA and shutout streak will likely never be broken.
7. This goalie played between 1918-1928 for Toronto and Detroit and has the distinction of being the only goalie in history to win four championships with four teams in four leagues.
8. This goalie enjoyed great career numbers, including a 2.27 GAA, while playing for Pittsburgh, Montreal, and the NY Americans between 1925-1937. He also holds three distinct NHL records ... the first goalie to win the Hart trophy, the first goalie to win a Vezina trophy for a non-playoff team, and the shortest player to play in the NHL.
9. This goalie left his career while in his prime as a matter of principle while playing for the NY Rangers. He also played with the Montreal Maroons, and New York Americans between 1930-1941.
10. This goalie has won both a Hart trophy and a Stanley Cup ... not to mention a Vezina trophy to boot. These accolades were earned during this goalie's career which spanned between 1949-1960 with the NY Rangers, Toronto, and Chicago.
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