goal during a season of transition. The 34-year old Wregget was one of six netminders to suit up for the Flames that year with many of them getting their first taste of NHL action including young Jean-Sébastien Giguère who would go on to have a sixteen-year career in the NHL. Wregget played 27 games for the Flames – one off the team lead – and posted 10 wins for the club. His 2.53 goals against average represented the best mark of his career. At seasons end, he was a free agent and left the club to take one more shot at the Stanley Cup. Detroit Red Wings As an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his career, Wregget signed a two-year deal with the powerful Detroit Red Wings where he backed-up Chris Osgood. Wregget won 14-games for the Wings and posted a 2.66 goals against average. However, in 2000 he lost the backup job to Manny Legace, and so he and the Red Wings reached a deal to send him to the IHL. Manitoba Moose Wregget, who was born in Brandon, Manitoba, played his final season of professional hockey with the Manitoba Moose of the International Hockey League after the Red Wings loaned the veteran netminder to the club. With the Moose Wregget shared the goaltending duties with Johan Hedberg who would jump to the NHL and join Wregget's former club, the Pittsburgh Penguins for a surprising playoff run. Wregget won 11-games for Manitoba and posted a team-best two shutouts before hanging up his pads for good at seasons end. In 2009, he was inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame. Personal life Wregget lived in Cold Lake, Alberta, for a period of time while growing up and attended Grand Centre High School. He and his ex-wife have a daughter, Courtney, and a son, Matthew. He is the owner of "31" Bar and Grille in Collier Township, Pennsylvania. Career statistics Regular season and playoffs Awards WHL East First All-Star Team – 1984 WHL Top Goaltender Award – 1984 Stanley Cup Champion - 1992 References External links 1964 births Calgary Flames players Canadian ice hockey goaltenders Detroit Red Wings players Sportspeople from Brandon, Manitoba Lethbridge Broncos players Living people Manitoba Moose (IHL) players Philadelphia Flyers players Pittsburgh Penguins players St. Catharines Saints players Stanley Cup champions Toronto Maple Leafs draft picks Toronto Maple Leafs players Ice hockey people