No. 1 – Curtis Joseph
One of the most iconic masks in NHL history, Curtis Joseph’s ‘Cujo’ bucket accompanied him during both of his stints in Toronto.
During his five year tenure in Toronto, Joseph appeared in 270 games, posting a combined .910 save percentage.
Additionally, the Ontario native played in 60 playoff games with the Leafs, where he posted an incredible .919 save percentage. (Hockey Reference).
Joseph is fifth all-time in games played for the franchise, and is unquestionably one of the best goalies to ever wear the blue and white.
The blue mask depicts a massive, white snarling dog that pays tribute to Stephen King’s famous possessed dog ‘Cujo’ from the book of the same name.
Not overly complicated nor exhaustively simplistic, this all-time classic provides the perfect blend of personalization and team influence.