Tony Esposito retired from the NHL in 1984, but he's still padding his resume with accolades.
The Blackhawks legend was one of six former goaltenders to be honored by the Canada Post on Thursday with postage stamps.
The other five include Montreal's Lorne "Gump" Worsley and Ken Dryden, Toronto's Johnny Bower, Philadelphia's Bernie Parent and New Jersey's Martin Brodeur.
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“These six goalies will forever remain relevant and real in a country that embraces its stars,” said Canada Post President and CEO Deepak Chopra.