Clubs, trophies and career points. Fill all nine squares.
Franchises carry it — the teams a player appeared for, with New York’s two clubs kept apart — and around them sit the trophies by name (the Hart, the Vezina, the Norris, the Calder and the Conn Smythe among them), All-Star Team selections, the position played, and the decade a player played in or was born in.
Round career totals from the record: a thousand games, a thousand points, five hundred goals, and three hundred wins for a goaltender. Each is a whole-career total, not a total with the club the square crosses.
Yes. Goaltender is a position condition of its own, and the Vezina and the three hundred wins are there for the players who spent their careers in net.
