The product of neither a dynasty nor a stacked blueline, the 7-time 1st team all-star (plus 4-time 2nd teamer - 11 years a star during a stacked HHOF-goalie league), 7-time Stanley Cup Final running netminder who played 500+ consecutive games (in a tough, physical era), known as Mr. Goalie, had begun by easily winning the Calder, eventually winning the Conn Smythe on a losing team, and was deemed the 16th best player of all time on The Hockey News list in 1998,...
the Jackals select 69th overall...
Glenn Hall.
Playing goal for the Chicago Black Hawks is a little like fielding bricks with an eye socket. The big, bruising, fast-skating muscular Hawk forwards are determined to beat the frozen inferno out of any team they can catch; the trouble is they can't always catch them. The result is that while Hawk forwards are milling malignantly around the other fellow's goal looking for somebody to bruise, the other fellow's forwards (particularly if they happen to be the fast-skating Montreal Canadiens) are more than likely at the Chicago end swarming all over Goalie Hall.
