Born in Toronto, Ontario, June 26, 1895.
Began his career in Montreal in 1925 and ended in Toronto in 1935. Was the captain for the Canadiens in the 1932-1933 season.
Stanley Cups: 2
Vezina Trophies: 3
NHL All-Star Games: 1
Achievements: Hall of Famer; second on all-time shutout list; recorded 22 shutouts and an 0.92 goals-against average with the Montreal Canadiens in 1928-1929; won the Vezina Trophy the first three seasons it was awarded; led the NHL in shutouts three times, including three of his first four seasons; one of only four goalies to post 15 or more shutouts in a season (with Tony Esposito, Alex Connell, and Hal Winkler); one of only three NHL goalies to post double digits in shutouts in three successive seasons ( with Lorne Chabot and Alex Connell); missed just two games in his first 10 NHL seasons and his first 13 pro campaigns; second-lowest career GAA in NHL history (1.93); posted 104 shutouts in major league hockey; his shutout sequence of 343 minutes, five seconds in 1928-1929 is the second longest in NHL history; won the Allan Cup with Kitchner, 1917-1918.