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Ken Dryden

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Dryden won six Stanley Cups and five Vezina Trophies as Montreal's goaltender in a career that lasted only eight seasons, including a year away in 1973-74 spent articling at a law firm. He retired in 1979 in his early thirties to practise law, leaving one of the highest winning percentages of any NHL goaltender.

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How many Stanley Cups and Vezina Trophies did Ken Dryden win?

Dryden won six Stanley Cups and five Vezina Trophies as Montreal's goaltender. He achieved those totals during a career lasting only eight seasons.

Why was Ken Dryden away from hockey in 1973-74?

Dryden spent the 1973-74 season articling at a law firm instead of playing hockey. He later returned to Montreal's crease before retiring in 1979.

Why did Ken Dryden retire so young?

Dryden retired in 1979 while still in his early thirties to practise law. His decision came after an eight-season career that already included six Stanley Cups.

Which team did Ken Dryden represent during his championship years?

Dryden was Montreal's goaltender during his championship years. He won six Stanley Cups and five Vezina Trophies with the Canadiens.

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