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He retired in 2003, not long after winning the Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn vs Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa Night of Champions Matchup T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this Stanley Cup he had deserved for so long, came back almost immediately, and won another Stanley Cup five years after retiring. (He was having a bad year, though, and was the backup in the Finals.) He was part of the only team to ever beat the Penguins The shortest player ever was Roy “Shrimp” Worters who stood at 5 feet and 3 inches tall. He played as a goaltender for the New York Americans, Montreal Canadiens, and the Pittsburgh Pirates through 1928–1937. Despite his height, he was actually very good. He won the Hart Trophy in 1929 and the Vezina Trophy in 1931. He had 66 career shutouts in the NHL and was the first goalie to have back-to-back shutouts. Some other short players were Henri Richard who was 5’7”, Brian Gionta who was 5’7”, Gump Worsley who was 5’7”, and Theo Fleury who was 5’6”. There really hasn’t been too many short players after Worters, mostly because the game was becoming more physical and scouts looked for more larger players. Some honorable mentions are Marty St. Louis (5’8”), Ted Lindsay (5’8”), and Bernie “boom boom” Geoffrion (5’9”)