Johnny Bower
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| Data i miejsce urodzenia | 8 listopada 1924 Prince Albert | ||
| Data i miejsce śmierci | 26 grudnia 2017 Toronto | ||
| Obywatelstwo | kanadyjska | ||
| Wzrost | 175 cm | ||
| Pozycja | bramkarz | ||
| Uchwyt | prawy | ||
| Informacje klubowe | |||
| Klub | zakończył karierę | ||
Johnny Bower w akcji (data nieznana)
Johny Bower, właśc. John William Kiszkan[1] (ur. 8 listopada 1924 w Prince Albert, zm. 26 grudnia 2017 w Toronto[2]) – kanadyjski hokeista grający na pozycji bramkarza, gracz ligi NHL w latach 1953–1970. Czterokrotny zdobywca Pucharu Stanleya z drużyną Toronto Maple Leafs. W 1976 przyjęty do Hockey Hall of Fame.
W trakcie startów w lidze NHL (New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs) wystąpił w 552 spotkaniach (31 989 minut). Zanotował 250 zwycięstw, 192 porażki i 90 remisów. W 37 spotkaniach nie puścił bramki (shutout).
Kariera klubowa
Cleveland Barons (1945–1953)- New York Rangers (1953–1957)
Vancouver Canucks (1954–1955)- Providence Reds (1955–1957)
- Cleveland Barons (1957–1958)
- Toronto Maple Leafs (1959–1970)
Sukcesy
- Indywidualne
- Zdobywca Vezina Trophy w sezonie 1960-1961
- Zdobywca Vezina Trophy w sezonie 1964-1965
- Członek Hockey Hall of Fame od roku 1976
- Klubowe
- Calder Cup z zespołem Cleveland Barons w sezonie 1950-1951 ligi AHL
- Calder Cup z zespołem Cleveland Barons w sezonie 1952-1953 ligi AHL
- Calder Cup z zespołem Providence Reds w sezonie 1955-1956 ligi AHL
- Puchar Stanleya z zespołem Toronto Maple Leafs w sezonie 1961-1962
- Puchar Stanleya z zespołem Toronto Maple Leafs w sezonie 1962-1963
- Puchar Stanleya z zespołem Toronto Maple Leafs w sezonie 1963-1964
- Puchar Stanleya z zespołem Toronto Maple Leafs w sezonie 1966-1967
Przypisy
- ↑ Johnny Bower: A Goalie For All Ages. greatesthockeylegends.com, 2012-01-21. [dostęp 2017-12-27].
- ↑ Bower dies at age 93. nhl.com, 2017-12-27. [dostęp 2017-12-27].
Bibliografia
- Johnny Bower – statystyki na Eliteprospects.com
- Johnny Bower – statystyki na The Internet Hockey Database
- Profil na stronie NHL
- Profil na stronie Hockey Hall of Fame
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John William Bower (born John Kiszkan on November 8, 1924 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan), nicknamed "The China Wall", a Hockey Hall of Fame goalie.
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John William Bower (born John Kiszkan on November 8, 1924 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan), nicknamed "The China Wall", a Hockey Hall of Fame goalie.