| description: | Walter "Turk" Broda, The Vezina Trophy Winner Nhl 1941 & 1948, All-Star 1941 & 1948. Shown Here Playing In Full Uniform In Goal. He Was Born In Brandon, Manitoba On May 15, 1914. He Starred In Amateur Hockey With Brandon Juvenile And Junior Teams, In 1933 - 1934 As A Junior With The Winnipeg Monarchs. He Played For The International League Champion Detroit Olympics In 1934 - 1935. Shortly After He Was Sold To The Toronto Maple Leafs For The Then Record Price Of $8,000. His Pro Career, All With The Leafs, Spanned 16 Seasons With Tow Out For Service In The Canadian Armed Forces During World War Ii. He Twice Won The Vezina Trophy (1940 - 1941 And 1947 - 1948) And Shared It With Al Rollins In 1950 - 1951 When Rollins Played 39 Games And Broda 31 Games. In The Playoffs Broda Earned 13 Shutouts In 101 Playoff Games, Both Stanley Cup Records, And Establishe 2.08 Goals Against Record. He Also Played On Five Stanley Cup Winners |