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Ken Dryden's 'Impossible Save' Left Even Phil Esposito In Disbelief

Ken Dryden's 'Impossible Save' Left Even Phil Esposito In Disbelief Most NHL players spend years grinding their way to the top. Ken Dryden? He played just six NHL games before leading the Montreal Canadiens to a Stanley Cup. And that wasn’t even the craziest part. He did it all while studying to become a lawyer. In his very first season, he stunned the hockey world by beating the Boston Bruins — the best team in the league. Think about that: a rookie goalie, more familiar with law books than hockey pucks, shutting down Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito. While other players spent their days practicing slap shots, Dryden was juggling law lectures with playoff games. But what really made him unforgettable wasn’t just the wins. It was how he played — tall, calm, and cerebral — in a way that changed what people thought was possible for goalies.