Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas has endured an interesting journey en route to the Stanley Cup Finals. Thomas played college hockey at the University of Vermont from 1993-1997. He was originally drafted in 1994, by the old Quebec Nordiques, who are now the Colorado Avalanche. After bouncing around the minor leagues and European hockey, Thomas joined the Bruins organization in 2001, becoming the team’s full-time goaltender in 2005.

In addition to his successes in Boston, Thomas was a member of the 2010 United States Olympic team, where he saw some action serving as back up to Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller.

Thomas is hoping to highlight his whirlwind career by hoisting the Stanley Cup Trophy with his Bruins teammates.