Lorne "Gump" Worsley

Gump won the Calder Trophy in 1952-53 for the Rangers but started the next season in the minors.

Montreal acquired Gump in 1964 in a six player trade that included Jacques Plante.

Won his first Stanley Cup in 1964-65 as a member of the Habs
(vs Chicago).

Named a Second Team All-Star in 1965-66, as a member of the Canadiens (Glenn Hall was first).

Shared the Vezina Trophy in 1966 and again in 1968.

Gump had the lowest GAA in the NHL during the 1967-68
season at 1.98.

Named an NHL First team All-Star in 1967-68.

Gump finished his Montreal career with a GAA of 2.40 and
1.91 in the playoffs.

One of the last goalies to play with a facemask; he did not put one on until his last season.

Was a member of 4 Stanley Cup teams with Montreal

Played in the NHL for 21 seasons; from 1963-70 he played for the Habs.

Finished his career with 334 wins and a GAA of 2.91 in the regular season.

Gump had 40 victories in 70 Playoff Games and a GAA of 2.82.

Finished his career with 861 games played (4th all time among goaltenders).

Inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame in 1980.