Ken Dryden's long game

Ken Dryden's long game

History has a habit of reducing exceptional people to a singular achievement: John A. Macdonald to confederation, Nellie McClung to women’s suffrage, Frederick Banting to insulin. But just as these accomplishments are never the work of one person alone, so too are these people more than one consummate feat.   When most Canadians hear the name Ken Dryden, for instance, they think hockey. And for good reason. Four decades after the legendary Montr…