League Leaders Daily Quiz

Most Shutouts of the 1930s (NHL)

Every NHL season from 1930 to 1939, added up. Games without allowing a goal

Tiny Thompson recorded more shutouts than any other NHL player in the 1930s, with 66, 17 clear of Dave Kerr (49). He did it in 10 seasons, with a best year of 11 in 1932. The top ten runs from 66 down to 21.

# Player Seasons SO Best year
1 Tiny Thompson Tiny Thompson 1930–1939 (10) 66 11 (1932)
2 Dave Kerr Dave Kerr 1930–1939 (10) 49 8 (1935)
3 George Hainsworth George Hainsworth 1930–1936 (7) 41 8 (1930)
4 Lorne Chabot Lorne Chabot 1930–1936 (7) 34 8 (1933)
5 Charlie Gardiner Charlie Gardiner 1930–1933 (4) 31 12 (1930)
6 John Ross Roach John Ross Roach 1930–1934 (5) 31 10 (1932)
7 Roy Worters Roy Worters 1930–1936 (7) 30 8 (1930)
8 Wilf Cude Wilf Cude 1930–1939 (9) 24 6 (1935)
9 Turk Broda Turk Broda 1936–1939 (4) 21 8 (1938)
10 Alec Connell Alec Connell 1930–1936 (6) 21 9 (1934)
11 Mike Karakas Mike Karakas 1935–1939 (5) 20 9 (1935)
12 Normie Smith Normie Smith 1931–1938 (6) 17 6 (1936)
13 Frank Brimsek Frank Brimsek 1938–1939 (2) 16 10 (1938)
14 Earl Robertson Earl Robertson 1937–1939 (3) 15 6 (1937)
15 Bill Beveridge Bill Beveridge 1930–1937 (7) 15 5 (1932)
16 Andy Aitkenhead 1932–1934 (3) 11 7 (1933)
17 Dolly Dolson 1930–1930 (1) 6 6 (1930)
18 Flat Walsh Flat Walsh 1930–1932 (3) 6 2 (1932)
19 Claude Bourque 1938–1939 (2) 5 3 (1939)
20 Paul Goodman 1939–1939 (1) 4 4 (1939)
21 Benny Grant 1930–1933 (3) 3 2 (1930)
22 Alfie Moore 1936–1939 (3) 1 1 (1936)