Marty Turco

                 55  3202 31 10 10 110 7    1.72

Above you see Marty Turcos' 2002-2003 statistics. Not to bad, huh? Turco plays for the Dallas Stars and is their starting goaltender. As you see he had quite a few wins and not many losses. His Goals Against Average was at an amazing 1.72 and that isn't very common for a goalie. He also had 7 shutouts, which takes some goalies several years to do.

Martin Broduer is an amazing goaltender and he always will be. His stats in 2002-2003 were miraculous having posted many shutouts. His Goals Against Average was amazingly low along with his goals against. If you look at the win column you see a very uncommon number. Without Brodeur the Devils probably wouldn't have half of those wins.

Martin Boduer

Patrick Roy

                  62 40 13 7  2.21  4   .913

Patrick Roy was one of the best goaltenders in hockey history. He out played a lot of veterans in his rookie year. He was an amazing stick-handler and didn't let in many goals as you can see by his Goals Against Average and his Save Percentage. This season at the All-Star game he was recognized as a dream team All-Star in hockey history along with other hockey greats.

                 59  20 29 5  2.57  2   .909

Jose Theodore is a very good goaltender with amazing stats. He was 44th overall pick in 1994 being drafted by the Canadians. He started off very shaky having 1 loss in his only game played, and  a Goals Against Average of 6.67, and a save percentage of .500. Ouch! Now, however, as you see above, he is one of the elite goaltenders in the NHL.

Jose Theodore

Mark-Andre Fleury

Marc-Andre Fleury is the best rookie goaltender you will ever see. He makes silky smooth pad saves and amazing poke checks. He went 1st pick in this years draft in Nashville. He has very high expectations and he is living up to them.