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Darryl Tahirali
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Although the bulk of the early era players are in the Hockey Hall of Fame, a case could be made for the talented Lorne Chabot. The Montreal native was successful everywhere he went, posting winning records and winning two Stanley Cups. Chabot’s career saw him get 201 over eleven seasons but as he played with six different teams he got labeled a journeyman despite the successful performances he showed.
The Bullet Points:
Country of Origin:
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Eligible Since:
1940
Position:
Goalie
Played for:
New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadians
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Maroons
New York Americans
Major Accolades and Awards:
Vezina Trophy (1935)
Stanley Cup Ring (1928) New York Rangers, (1932) Toronto Maple LeafsShould they be in the Hall of Fame?
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Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 33.3%
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Comments
That is not Lorne Chabot, that is a photo of Lester Patrick.
He was blackballed by Conn Smythe because he tried to organize the players into a union in 1932. (I got this straight from Chabot's son).
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