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Andy Bathgate Statline: Bathgate was one of a rare lot to play more than the scheduled number of games when, in 1963-64, he was traded from New York to Toronto in mid-season and wound up playing 71 games in a 70-game season.
Complete Honoured Member Bio.
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Bobby Baun A prototypical defensive defenceman, Baun's overtime goal in game six of the 1964 finals gave the Leafs a new life, and they beat the Wings in the final game, at home, 4-0 to win their third straight Stanley Cup. His overtime goal was scored on a fractured ankle. Earlier that game, Baun was taken off on a stretcher after being felled by a slapshot. He returned, ankle frozen and taped, to score what Sports Illustrated ranked as the 17th greatest sports moment in the 20th century. Baun called it a career in 1973.
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