seasons with the Washington Capitals, and one season with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In 72 playoff games, Beaupre finished with a 33-31 record with the Conference Finals being the furthest he ever made it.

Kirk McLean (34)

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Kirk McLean and the Vancouver Canucks were so close to becoming Stanley Cup champions during the 1993-94 season, but they fell one game short in the finals. McLean posted a 34-34 playoff record during his career and made it to the Stanley Cup Final once.

Roberto Luongo (34)

Shit I'm running out of professional athletes to relate to with no championships..... #sergioooooooooooo — Strombone (@strombone1) April 9, 2017

When Roberto Luongo was traded to Vancouver, Canucks fans were over the moon as they had just received one of the best goalies in the NHLin his prime. A few years later, he stood on his head for the Canucks as they went all the way to the Stanley Cup Final. Unfortunately for Luongo and the Canucks, they fell short against the Boston Bruins in Game 7. Luongo currently owns a 34-35 career playoff record.

Felix Potvin (35)

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Toronto Maple Leafs fans still think about Wayne Gretzky’s high stick on Doug Gilmour during Game 6 of the 1993 Western Conference Finals. They believe that was their year to win it all and it was Felix Potvin backstopping them throughout the playoffs. As a young 21-year-old, Potvin got the job done for the Maple Leafs and nearly got them to the Stanley Cup Final. During his career, Potvin posted a 35-37 playoff