1970 NHL Amateur Draft Pick
Round Overall
3 30
Ed Dyck
Selected by Vancouver from Calgary (WCHL)
Vancouver Canucks Calgary Centennials
Ed Dyck
 

5-foot-11, 160 pounds

Left-hand catcher

Goaltender

Pre-Draft Statistics

Year Team League GP W-L-T GAA SO SV%
1967-68 Estevan WCJHL 4 -- 3.00 0 n/a
1968-69 Est-Calg. WCHL 36 -- 3.41 1 n/a
1969-70 Calgary WCHL 60 37-22-1 3.22 3 n/a

Pre-Draft Notes

Named to WCHL All-Star Second Team with Calgary in 1969-70.
Canadian • Born October 29, 1950 in Warman, Saskatchewan • Hometown: Warman, Sask.

Career Vitals

First contract: 1971
Debut: December 19, 1971
(Vancouver at Buffalo)
Final NHL game: April 6, 1974
(Vancouver at Los Angeles)
Retired: 1976
Stanley Cup: Never won
Numbers worn: 24, 30, 1 (Vancouver)

Career NHL Statistics

Team: Vancouver
Years: 1971-1974. Playoffs: None

Regular Season
  GP W-L-T GAA SO SV%
3 years 49 8-28-5 4.35 1 n/a
 
Stanley Cup Playoffs
GP G A TP PIM
0 years 0 0-0 0.00 0 n/a
 
Complete statistics available at NHL.com 

Pre-Draft Highlights

Led WCHL in games played by goalie (60) and wins (37) with Calgary in 1969-70. ... Led WCHL playoffs in goals-against average (2.81) and shutouts (1) with Calgary iin 1970.

Career Highlights

Led WCHL in goals-against average (2.54), minutes (4,069), and ties (7) with Calgary in 1970-71. ... Led WCHL Playoffs with 2.71 goals-against average for Calgary in 1971. ... Won WCHL Most Valuable Player award with Calgary in 1970-71. ... Won  WCHL Top Goaltender award with Calgary in 1970-71. ... Named to WCHL All-Star First Team with Calgary in 1970-71.

Transaction History

April 1974 -- WHA rights traded by Cleveland to Indianapolis in exchange for future considerations. April 1974 -- Signed WHA contract with Indianapolis. July 1975 -- Loaned by Indianapolis (WHA) to Boden (Sweden) for 1975-76 season as compensation for the June 1975 signing of free-agent goaltender Leif Holmqvist, who had been on Boden roster.

Life Outside the NHL

Full Name: Edwin Paul Dyck

Other Post-Draft Teams: Calgary (WCHL); Rochester (AHL); Seattle (WHL); Indianapolis (WHA); Boden (Sweden); Calgary (WIHL)

Career Beyond Hockey: Worked in the oil and gas industry in Alberta after his retirement.

Miscellaneous:

Selected by Calgary Broncos in 1972 WHA Draft -- the first-ever WHA Draft -- in February 1972. Was first goalie in WCHL/WHL history to win the league's  MVP award in 1970-71. Was first former NHL player to sign with WHA Indianapolis expansion team in 1974. Came out of retirement to play briefly for Calgary (WIHL) in 1978-79.
SNAPSHOT '70
Total Selected: 115
Forwards: 67
Defense: 36
Goaltenders: 12
Major Junior: 87
College Players: 18
Canadian: 109
Euro-Canadian: 0
American: 6
European: 0
Reached NHL: 62
Won Stanley Cup: 12
Hall of Fame: 3
All-Star Game: 11
Year-end All-Star: 4
Olympians: 2
Picks Traded: 13


OTHERS DRAFTED IN 1970

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