How many Stanley Cups did Dave Dryden win?
Former New York Rangers Dave Dryden who was a goaltender in the National Hockey league was born on September 5, 1941 in Canada. His real name was David Murray Dryden. Dave Dryden professionally played for trans like Chicago black hawks, Edmonton oilers, Buffalo sabres in a span of 15 years and an extra five years…
Former New York Rangers Dave Dryden who was a goaltender in the National Hockey league was born on September 5, 1941 in Canada. His real name was David Murray Dryden.
Dave Dryden professionally played for trans like Chicago black hawks, Edmonton oilers, Buffalo sabres in a span of 15 years and an extra five years in the World Hockey league.
David Dryden was born to Murray Dryden, his late father who was a philanthropist and Margaret Dryden, a homemaker. Dave also grew up with his two siblings, Ken Dryden who is a politician and a former ice hockey player just as his brother who he once faced and a sister called Judy Dryden.
With respect to his personal life, Dave Dryden was married to Sandra Dryden and they were blessed with two children called Debbie and Greg Dryden.
At age 81, Dave Dryden passed away in Canada.
How many Stanley Cups did Dave Dryden win?
The late Dave Dryden won 6 Stanley cups during his career.
