Ed Belfour

Ed Belfour earned his place among hockey’s elite through an unmatched combination of grit, consistency, and fierce competitiveness. Known as “The Eagle,” Belfour rose to prominence with the Chicago Blackhawks in the early 1990s, winning the Calder Trophy and Vezina Trophy in his rookie season.

He was instrumental in the Dallas Stars’ 1999 Stanley Cup victory, providing stellar goaltending throughout the playoffs. Over a 17-season NHL career, Belfour played for five teams and consistently ranked among league leaders in wins and save percentage.
His aggressive butterfly style and ability to perform in high-pressure moments made him one of the most dependable goaltenders of his era. Belfour ranks among the all-time leaders in career wins and is remembered for his dedication to the game and competitive edge.

He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2011, solidifying his place in NHL history.

Belfour's Awards and Records

• Stanley Cup Champion (1999 – Dallas Stars)
• Calder Memorial Trophy (1991)
• Vezina Trophy (1991, 1993)
• William M. Jennings Trophy (1991, 1993, 1995, 1999)
• NHL All-Star (6 times)
• Third all-time in career wins at retirement (484)
• Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame (2011)

NHL Records

• 4th All-Time in Career Wins: 484 wins
• Tied for 10th in Shutouts: 76 career shutouts
• Most Wins in a Single Season by an Undrafted Goaltender: 43 wins (1990–91 season)
• Only Goaltender to Win the Jennings Trophy with Three Different Teams: Chicago, Dallas, and San Jose
• One of Only Two Goalies to Win the Calder, Vezina, Jennings, and Stanley Cup
• Most Wins by an Undrafted Goaltender in NHL History
• Most Career Wins for the Dallas Stars Franchise (at retirement): 160 wins

NHL Teams

Chicago Blackhawks (1988-96)
San Jose Sharks (1996-97)
Dallas Stars (1997-2002)
Toronto Maple Leafs (2002-07)
Florida Panthers (2006-07)