Turk Broda's Key Save in 1947 Stanley Cup Finals against Roger Leger
The page from the 1948 National Hockey Guide highlights a significant moment from the 1947 Stanley Cup finals featuring the Toronto Maple Leafs. The focal point of the image is the Maple Leafs' goaltender, Turk Broda, who is depicted falling onto the ice after defending against a shot from Roger Leger, who is wearing number 23. Broda's fall emphasizes the intensity of the game and his role in protecting the net during this crucial matchup. The game took place during the finals, underscoring the competitive atmosphere of the Stanley Cup, which is the culmination of the NHL season. The photograph, credited to Turofsky from Toronto, captures not only a key play but also the electric ambiance of the arena, filled with spectators.