Tragic Passing Hits The NHL Yesterday

The hockey world mourned the loss of former NHL goaltender Dunc Wilson, who passed away at 75.

He's remembered for achieving the Vancouver Canucks' first-ever shutout, but his remarkable journey began in the AHL with the Quebec Aces. Wilson's career spanned various NHL teams, and his legacy extends beyond numbers.

With 80 wins, 150 losses, and 33 ties, a 3.74 goals against average, and a.869 save percentage, he demonstrated resilience and skill. The hockey community pays tribute to a legend and extends condolences to his family and friends as his memory lives on in the hearts of fans and players alike.