The world of hockey mourns the passing of Dunc Wilson, a former NHL goaltender, who left us at the age of 75.
Over a decade in the NHL, Wilson showcased his talent with teams like the Canucks, Leafs, Rangers, Penguins, and even a brief stint with the Flyers, accumulating 287 games in total.
While with the Leafs, the Toronto native posted a .889 save percentage (sv%), a goals-against average (GAA) of 3.31, and earned one shutout.
His pinnacle came during the 1976-77 season with the Penguins. That year, Wilson was named to the all-star team, achieved 5 shutouts, and boasted impressive stats with a .906 sv% and a 2.95 GAA.
As we remember and celebrate Wilson's contributions to the sport, our hearts go out to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his legacy.