Guy Hebert

Date of Birth: Jan 07, 1967
Age: 59
Place of Birth: Troy, NY, USA
Nation: USA
Youth Team: -
Position: G
Height: 180 cm / 5'11"
Weight: 84 kg / 185 lbs
Catches: L
Status: Retired

Guy Hebert Facts

Drafted: 1987 round 8 #159 overall by St. Louis Blues

Brother: Jay Hebert

A calm, technically disciplined goaltender, combined sharp angles with quick reflexes and solid rebound control. He stood up well under pressure, used his stick effectively, and moved smoothly across the crease. Sometimes prone to playing a bit deep in his net and rarely handling the puck outside it, he nonetheless earned a reputation as a reliable, composed presence. Drafted by St. Louis in 1987 and chosen by Anaheim in the 1993 Expansion Draft, he became the Ducks’ first franchise starter, backstopping their rise and earning an NHL All-Star nod in 1997.

He paved the path for a long line of outstanding goaltenders throughout the Anaheim Ducks 25 year history.
— Ciara Durant 2019

No one could believe we were really going to be called the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. We just embraced it.
— Guy Hebert 2018

I flew to O.C. Airport in July of 1993, I remember thinking, I wonder if I could make this home?
— Guy Hebert 1999

Guybo deals with everything in a happy-go-lucky way. He’s always relaxed. He’s great with the fans.
— Kevin Haller 1999

You know you’re ready to go on a roll when you get great goaltending like that.
— Ron Wilson 1997

Guy Hebert Statistics

								Post
1985-1986	Hamilton College	NCAA III	18	4.09	-	2	4-12-2
1986-1987	Hamilton College	NCAA III	18	2.19	-	3	12-5-0
1987-1988	Hamilton College	NCAA III	9	2.58	-	1	5-3-0	Playoffs	2	2.69	-	-	-
1988-1989	Hamilton College	NCAA III	25	2.56	-	2	18-7-0	Playoffs	1	3.00	-	0	-
1989-1990	Peoria Rivermen	IHL	30	4.36	-	1	7-13-7	Playoffs	2	3.95	-	0	0-1-0
1990-1991	Peoria Rivermen	IHL	36	2.87	-	2	24-10-1	Playoffs	8	4.19	-	0	3-4-0
1990-1991	St. Louis Blues	NHL	0	-	-	-	-
1991-1992	Peoria Rivermen	IHL	29	3.40	-	0	20-9-0	Playoffs	4	2.26	-	0	3-1-0
1991-1992	St. Louis Blues	NHL	13	2.93	.908	0	5-5-1	Playoffs	0	-	-	-	-
1992-1993	St. Louis Blues	NHL	24	3.67	.883	1	8-8-2	Playoffs	1	0.00	1.000	0	-
1993-1994	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	52	2.83	.907	2	20-27-3
1993-1994	USA	WC	6	3.60	.907	0	4-2-0
1994-1995	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	39	3.13	.904	2	12-20-4
1995-1996	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	59	2.83	.914	4	28-23-5
1996-1997	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	67	2.67	.919	4	29-25-12	Playoffs	9	2.02	.929	1	4-4-0
1996-1997	USA	WCup	1	3.00	.903	0	1-0-0
1997-1998	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	46	2.93	.903	3	13-24-6
1997-1998	USA Olympics	OG	0	-	-	-	-
1998-1999	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	69	2.46	.922	6	31-29-9	Playoffs	4	4.33	.879	0	0-3-0
1999-2000	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	68	2.51	.908	4	28-31-9
2000-2001	Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	NHL	41	3.11	.897	2	12-23-4
2000-2001	New York Rangers	NHL	13	3.43	.897	0	5-7-1

Guy Hebert Tournament Statistics

								Post
1990-1991	USA	Goodwill Games	4	2.54	-	-	3-1-0

Guy Hebert Career Totals by League


Goodwill Games	1	4	2.54	-	-	3-1-0	0
IHL	3	95	3.49	-	3	51-32-8	3	14	3.57	-	0	6-6-0
NCAA III	4	70	2.86	-	8	39-27-2	2	3	-	-	0	-
NHL	11	491	2.81	.909	28	191-222-56	4	14	2.66	.913	1	4-7-0
OG	1	0	-	-	-	-	0
WC	1	6	3.60	.907	0	4-2-0	0
WCup	1	1	3.00	.903	0	1-0-0	0

* Some data is missing to provide a correct summary.

Guy Hebert Career Totals by Team


Hamilton College	4	70	2.86	-	8	39-27-2	2	3	-	-	0	-
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	8	441	2.75	.911	27	173-202-52	2	13	2.67	.913	1	4-7-0
New York Rangers	1	13	3.43	.897	0	5-7-1	0
Peoria Rivermen	3	95	3.49	-	3	51-32-8	3	14	3.57	-	0	6-6-0
St. Louis Blues	3	37	3.39	.892	1	13-13-3	2	1	0.00	1.000	0	-
USA	1	6	3.60	.907	0	4-2-0	0
USA (WCup)	1	1	3.00	.903	0	1-0-0	0
USA (Cup)	1	4	2.54	-	-	3-1-0	0
USA Olympics	1	0	-	-	-	-	0

* Some data is missing to provide a correct summary.

Guy Hebert Career Highlights

Season	Awards
1990-1991	IHL Best GAA (James Norris Trophy) IHL Second All-Star Team
1996-1997	NHL All-Star Game World Cup Gold Medal
1998-1999	Peoria Rivermen Hockey Hall of Fame

Guy Hebert Biography and Trivia

Drafted 1993, 1 #2 by Anaheim Ducks in the NHL Expansion Draft
Cult/Star player for Anaheim Ducks

Guy Hebert was a technically sound, composed goaltender who became the backbone of the early Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. A Hamilton College graduate, he was drafted by the St. Louis Blues in 1987 and developed steadily in their system before being chosen by Anaheim in the 1993 Expansion Draft. He quickly established himself as the team’s first true number one, guiding the Ducks to their first playoff appearance and series win in 1997 and earning an NHL All-Star selection the same year. Hebert was also part of the U.S. national team that won the 1996 World Cup of Hockey and represented his country at the 1998 Olympics. Renowned for his calm demeanor, sharp angles, and consistency, he remains a respected figure in the Ducks’ early history.

Career transactions
- 1987-06-13 • Selected by St. Louis Blues in the 8th round, 159th overall, in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft
- 1993-06-24 • Selected by Mighty Ducks of Anaheim from St. Louis Blues in the NHL Expansion Draft
- 1998-02-04 • Agreed to a three-year, $12 million contract extension with Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, running through the 2001-02 season
- 2001-03-07 • Claimed on waivers by New York Rangers

Milestones
- 1991-12-11 • First National Hockey League Game: 6-3 win at Buffalo
- 1991-12-11 • First National Hockey League Win: 6-3 win at Buffalo
- 1993-01-11 • First National Hockey League shutout (St. Louis 1, at Detroit 0, 31 saves)

Awards & Honours
- 1990-91 • Shared (with G Pat Jablonski) James Norris Memorial Trophy (IHL)
- 1990-91 • IHL All-Star Second Team
- 1993-01-10 • NHL Player of the Week (3-0-0, 1.31 GAA, .946 SV%)
- 1993-11 • Ranked #27 in Hockey Stars Presents "Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey"
- 1994 • USA Hockey Male Athlete of the Year
- 1994-11 • Ranked #25 in Hockey Stars Presents "Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey"
- 1995-11 • Ranked #27 in Hockey Stars Presents "Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey"
- 1995-96 • Finished 10th in NHL All-Star Team voting
- 1996-97 • NHL All-Star Game participant
- 1996-97 • Finished 4th in NHL All-Star Team voting
- 1996-97 • Finished 4th in Vezina Trophy voting