The world of hockey mourns the loss of Dunc Wilson, a notable former NHL goaltender, who passed away at the age of 75.
In his 10-year NHL journey, Wilson graced the ice with multiple teams. He spent four seasons with the Canucks, two each with the Leafs, Rangers, and Penguins, and played a single game for the Flyers. In total, Wilson showcased his talents in 287 games.
A proud native of Toronto, Wilson's tenure with the Leafs saw him achieve a .889 sv%, a 3.31 GAA, and one shutout.
His most outstanding season was with the Penguins during 1976-77, earning him a spot on the all-star team. That year, he boasted 5 shutouts, a .906 sv%, and a 2.95 GAA.
As we reflect on Wilson's contributions to the sport, our hearts go out to his family, friends, and all those touched by his life. May Dunc Wilson rest in peace.
