Ken Dryden - Wikipedia
Dryden was drafted fourteenth overall by the Boston Bruins in the 1964 NHL Amateur Draft. Days later, June 28, [6] Boston traded Dryden, along with Alex Campbell, to the Montreal Canadiens for Paul Reid and Guy Allen.
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Boston Bruins trade Ken Dryden: Exploring team's worst decision …
May 10, 2020 · In taking a look back at team history, the Boston Bruins trade of Ken Dryden, an All-time great goaltender for the Montreal Canadians, was explored in some detail. As a preface, the article...
It's Been 50 Years Since Ken Dryden Stunned the Hockey World
Mar 12, 2021 · Backed by Dryden’s brilliant play, the Canadiens defeated the juggernaut Boston Bruins in the first round in one of the most stunning upsets in NHL history. They went on to defeat the...
BANNED IN BOSTON, KNIGHTED IN MONTREAL - Sports …
Oct 18, 1971 · Ken Dryden, also known as "the Giraffe" and "the Monster," used to run around suburban Toronto wearing a Boston Bruins sweat shirt and an improvised goaltender's mask that looked like a...
7 Worst Trades in Boston Bruins History - The Hockey Writers
Aug 5, 2024 · Canadiens Acquire: Ken Dryden, Alex Campbell. What do Guy Allen, Paul Reid and Alex Campbell have in common? Aside from being part of the same trade, not one of them played a single game in the...
Ken Dryden Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Statistics of Ken Dryden, a hockey player from Hamilton, ONT born Aug 8 1947 who was active from 1964 to 1979.
1970-71: Rookie Sensation Ken Dryden Stuns Boston Bruins
Aug 28, 2014 · Dryden Stops Bruins: Despite playing almost the entire season with Rogie Vachon and Phil Myre in net, the Montreal Canadiens take a huge gamble when they turn to Cornell University graduate Ken Dryden - a near unheard of rookie - for the playoffs.
Dryden recalls MacNeil making him Canadiens starter for 1970-71 ...
5 days ago · Boston’s 399 goals scored were 108 more than Montreal’s 291; the Bruins’ 207 goals against, second only to the 184 allowed by the West-leading Chicago Black Hawks, was marginally better than ...
KEN DRYDEN ON TRIAL - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
Nov 25, 1974 · Though the Bruins still managed to pelt Dryden with 40 shots, he stopped 39 of them, allowing only a Bobby Orr blast to escape him, and the Canadiens won 4-1. "Dryden is still a thieving...