144. Wilf Cude

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In terms of interesting stories on this hockey list, few can match Wilf Cude. The native of Wales holds the distinction of being the main Goaltender for the Philadelphia Quakers’ lone season in 1930/31 and was the “Spare” Goalie after. That did not last long, as he later played for the Montreal Canadiens and was a two-time Second Team All-Star, which not many players can say.

The Bullet Points

Country of Origin: Barry, Wales, United Kingdom
Eligible Since: Saturday, 01 January 1944
Position: Goalie
Games Played: 281
Notable Statistics:
98 Wins
132 Losses
60 Ties
24 Shutouts
2.73 Goals Against Average
N/A Save Percentage*
33.2 Goalie Point Shares

19 Playoff Games
7 Wins
11 Losses
0 Shutouts
2.44 Goals Against Average
N/A Save Percentage*

*Save Percentage became a stat in the 1956-57 Season.
Played For: Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Quakers
Non-NHL Teams: N/A
Major Accolades and Awards:
Stanley Cup Rings (None)
Second Team All-Star (2) (1936 & 1937)
Most Games Played (1) (1935)
Lowest Goals Against Average (1) (1934)
Notable Top Ten Finishes: 8 Top Ten Wins Finishes
6 Top Ten Goals Against Average Finishes
7 Top Ten Shutouts Finishes
8 Top Ten Minutes Played Finishes
7 Top Ten Goalie Point Shares Finishes
3 Top Ten Point Shares Finishes
Rankings: 93. Goals Against Average: 2.73

These rankings are as of the end of the 2024-25 Season.