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Carey Price’s Montreal Canadiens 100th Anniversary Mask

Posted by | Dec 5, 2009 | 2 |

Canadiens’ Price Wore a Fantastic new Mask to Celebrate Montreal’s Centennial

Another fantastic mask by our friend David Arrigo – many thanks to David for the shots.

On the left from the top: Georges Vézina, Patrick Roy and George Hainsworth. On the right: Bill Durnan, Ken Dryden and Jacques Plante. You will also notice the many logos that have been on the Canadiens sweater over the years and a blue border based on Dryden’s concentric C design. On the chin is the stylized C that appears on the jersey the Canadiens wore in 1909-10, their first season, and on the back of the helmet are the Cup-winning years, along with mention of the Carson Kolzig Foundation, a cause close to Price’s heart.

All photos courtesy of and copyright by David Arrigo, all rights reserved.

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David Hutchison

David is one of the founders of InGoal Magazine which he began in 2009. Of course he finds time for some goaltending of his own as well, and despite his age, clings desperately to the idea that some NHL team will call him to play for them - though in his mid-forties (OK, late 40s) it'll likely be for a practice when everyone else on their depth chart has the flu and the shooter tutor has gone in for repairs.

2 Comments

  1. Jason
    Jason on December 7, 2009 at 8:05 PM

    Hands down one of the nicest masks in the league.

  2. Jocelyn C
    Jocelyn C on March 10, 2012 at 4:55 PM

    I believe Carey should’ve keep that mask, the best by far I’ve seen in Montreal. Great historical content and tribute to the best in the history of the club! Absolutely FABULOUS paint job!!!

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