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Tuukka Rask

Tuukka Rask is a Finnish goaltender who spent an entire 564-game NHL career with the Boston Bruins. Rask won the Stanley Cup as a backup in 2011 and the Vezina Trophy in 2014, and retired in February 2022 after a comeback from hip surgery. Rask left as the Bruins' all-time leader in games and wins by a goaltender, and now works as a club ambassador and co-hosts NESN's alternate Bruins telecasts alongside Patrice Bergeron and Andrew Raycroft — the goaltender Boston traded to Toronto to get Rask in the first place.

Position Goaltender
Born 10 March 1987, Savonlinna, Finland
Drafted 21st overall, 2005, by Toronto; traded to Boston in 2006 for Andrew Raycroft
NHL teams Boston Bruins
NHL career 564 GP, 308 W, 52 SO, 2.28 GAA, .921 SV%
Honours Stanley Cup 2011; Vezina Trophy 2014; Jennings Trophy 2020, shared with Jaroslav Halak; two-time All-Star
Known for A calm, positional hybrid style; backstopping Boston to the 2013 and 2019 Stanley Cup Finals
Now Bruins ambassador; co-host of NESN's Unobstructed Views alternate telecasts, which won a regional Emmy in 2025