Curtis Joseph, an undrafted free agent who joined the St. Louis Blues in 1989, quickly established himself as a top goaltender, ranking 4th in franchise history with 137 wins over 280 games. Throughout his 19-season NHL career, Joseph played 943 games, recorded 454 wins and appeared in two All-Star Games (1994, 2000), making a significant mark in the Blues and league's history.

• Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Blues on June 16, 1989
• Spent his first six seasons in the NHL with the Blues
• Ranks 4^th on the Blues all-time franchise list with 137 wins
• Ranks 4^th all-time among Blues goaltenders with 280 Games Played and ranked 3^rd with 275 Games Started
• Has the most assists (17) for a Blues goaltender in franchise history
• Appeared in the 1994 NHL All-Star Game as a Blue

• NHL Career (19 seasons):

  • 943 Games Played (7^th all-time in NHL among goaltenders)
  • 454 Wins (7^th all-time in NHL)
  • 51 shutouts (shares 28^th all-time in NHL)
  • Two-time All-Star (1994, 2000)
  • Winner of the NHL King Clancy Memorial Trophy in 1999-00
  • Led the NHL with a .911 save-percentage in 1992-93
  • Led the NHL in saves in 1991-92 (1778), 1992-93 (2006) and 1993-94 (2169)

• As a Blue (6 seasons):

  • 280 Games Played (4^th all-time among Blues goaltenders)
  • 137 Wins (4^th all-time among Blues goaltenders)
  • 1994 NHL All-Star Game
  • 5 playoff appearances with 34 games played
  • 16-16 playoff record
  • 16 playoff wins (4^th all-time among Blues goaltenders)