In a heartbreaking announcement from the Toronto Maple Leafs today, we discovered legendary goaltender Ed Chadwick has passed away at the age of 90.
The record-holder in the Toronto Maple Leafs organization for the last goaltender to play all the games in a season, Ed Chadwick was a standout for five years with the team during the Original Six era.
The Toronto Maple Leafs released this statement following the news:
We are saddened to learn of the passing of former Leafs netminder Ed Chadwick.
Ed played in 140 consecutive games in net for the Leafs, and is the last Leafs goalie to play in every game in a season. He played five seasons for Toronto, winning 57 games.
Our condolences are with his friends and family.
Although he was incredibly successful as a player, Ed Chadwick found his true calling in scouting, winning five Stanley Cups as a member of the Edmonton Oilers following his retirement.
Condolences to the family and friends of Ed Chadwick. Chadwick was the last #LeafsForever goalie to play in all of his team's games - 140 consecutive (1956-58). Chadwick also served as a Oilers scout earning five Stanley Cup rings.
We here at Markerzone send our best wishes to the family of Ed Chadwick in this time. Rest in peace, Ed Chadwick.
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