Top 10 Toronto Maple Leafs Legends of the 1990’s

Felix Potvin – Toronto Maple Leafs Goaltender 1992-1999

The Toronto Maple Leafs drafted Felix Potvin in the 2nd round (31st overall) in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft.

“The Cat” would play eight seasons for the Toronto Maple Leafs and was their starting goaltender for most of the 1990’s.

Felix Potvin’s best season may have been his rookie season in 1992-93 where he led the NHL with a 2.50 goals against average and had a .910 save percentage which was second best in the league.

Despite his better stats, Felix Potvin was fourth in 1993 Vezina Trophy voting behind Ed Belfour, Tom Barrasso and Curtis Joseph (who would all eventually play for the Leafs).  He was also third in NHL All-Star Team voting for goaltenders behind Belfour and Barrasso.

His rookie totals were good enough to earn him a spot on the NHL All-Rookie Team, and he was a finalist form the Calder trophy with Joe Juneau and winner, Teemu Selanne.

1993-94 was another great season for Felix Potvin where he would earn 34 wins, the seventh most single season wins in Toronto Maple Leafs history.

Achievements with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1990’s

#45 on Top 100 Toronto Maple Leafs
NHL All-Rookie Team 1993
Calder Trophy Finalist (3rd in voting) 1993
4th in Vezina voting 1993
3rd in NHL All-Star Team voting 1993
5th Most NHL Wins 1993-94
7th Most NHL Wins 1995-96
2nd Best NHL Save Percentage 1992-93
9th Best NHL Save Percentage 1995-96
10th Best NHL Save Percentage 1993-94
Best NHL Goals Against Average 1992-93
7th Most Single Season Wins in Toronto Maple Leafs History 1993-94 (34)