After the Rangers’ surprising tie in the 1928 Cup Final, manager Lester Patrick chose Joe Miller, a two-time Grey Cup-winning football player, as their goalie despite his limited hockey experience. Miller had played 28 NHL games with a modest record, but Patrick believed in his athleticism and potential. With the series tied, Miller initially lost Game Three but rebounded to shut out Montreal 2-0 in a pivotal Game Four. This marked a significant moment in Miller’s hockey career, showcasing his unexpected talent on the ice.
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