Ken Dryden

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author goaltender human ice hockey player lawyer politician sports executive

Ken Dryden is a legendary Canadian goaltender who backstopped the Montreal Canadiens to multiple Stanley Cup championships in the 1970s before becoming an author, lawyer, and politician.

Statements (78)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	author → goaltender → human → ice hockey player → lawyer → politician → sports executive →
AllStarSelections	multiple NHL All-Star Games →
cabinetTermEnd	2006 →
cabinetTermStart	2004 →
CalderMemorialTrophySeason	1971–72 →
catches	left →
collegeAttended	Cornell University →
countryOfCitizenship	Canada →
dateOfBirth	1947-08-08 →
degreeEarned	Bachelor of Arts →
electedOffice	Member of Parliament →
familyName	Dryden →
fieldOfStudy	history →
fullName	Kenneth Wayne Dryden →
genre	sports writing →
givenName	Kenneth →
hallOfFameInduction	Hockey Hall of Fame →
hallOfFameInductionYear	1983 →
height	6 ft 4 in →
heightInCentimetres	193 →
heldPosition	Minister of Social Development →
jerseyNumber	29 →
jerseyRetiredBy	Montreal Canadiens →
jerseyRetiredNumber	29 →
languageSpoken	English →
lawSchoolAttended	McGill University Faculty of Law →
leadershipRaceYear	2006 →
league	National Hockey League →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Liberal Party of Canada →
nationalTeam	Canada →
NHLDebutSeason	1970–71 →
nickname	Ken →
notableFor	backstopping the Montreal Canadiens to multiple Stanley Cup championships in the 1970s → transitioning from NHL star to author, lawyer, and politician →
notableWork	The Game →
occupation	author → university lecturer →
parliament	House of Commons of Canada →
participatedIn	1972 Summit Series →
placeOfBirth	Hamilton, Ontario, Canada →
playedFor	Cornell Big Red men's ice hockey → Montreal Canadiens →
positionPlayed	goaltender →
profession	lawyer →
ranFor	leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada →
representedRiding	York Centre →
residence	Toronto, Ontario, Canada →
retirementYear	1979 →
roleInSummitSeries	goaltender for Team Canada →
servedInCabinetOf	Paul Martin →
sibling	Dave Dryden →
sport	ice hockey →
spouse	Lynda Dryden →
StanleyCupWinningSeasons	1970–71 → 1972–73 → 1975–76 → 1976–77 → 1977–78 → 1978–79 →
StanleyCupWins	6 →
termEndAsMP	2011 →
termStartAsMP	2004 →
trophyWon	Calder Memorial Trophy → Vezina Trophy →
VezinaTrophyWins	5 →
weightInPounds	207 →
wonStanleyCupWith	Montreal Canadiens →
wrote	Face-Off at the Summit → Game Change → Home Game → In School → The Game →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
1972 Summit Series →	goaltenderForCanada
Cornell Big Red men's ice hockey →	hasNotableAlumni
Hockey Hall of Fame →	hasNotableInductee
Vezina Trophy →	mostWinsRecordHolder
Montreal Canadiens →	notablePlayer