Taken off on a stretcher in the third period of Game 6 of the 1964 Stanley Cup Final, the defenseman returned to the ice early in the first overtime and to net the game-winning goal two minutes into the extra frame. A postgame X-ray revealed a broken bone in Baun's lower right leg, but even that didn't deter the hard-hitting blueliner. He took one shift in Game 7, which the Leafs won 4-0 for their third-consecutive championship. For more on Bobby Baun and other epic injury tales, read Stu Hackel's story on the NHL's timeless tradition of pain.
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