| Patrick Roy
is the best goalie to ever play the game. He was drafted by the Montreal
Canadiens, where he won five Stanley Cups. He played in Montreal for six
years, and was then traded to the Colorado Avalanche. He won two Stanley
Cups with Colorado, and received the MVP playoff award four times. |
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Martin
Brodeur plays for the New Jersey Devils. He has played there his entire
career and has won two Stanley Cups with them. He is a big goaltender, who
is known for his outstanding glove hand. He also is currently holding the
record for most shutouts in a season. |
| Ed Belfour
or "Eddy the Eagle" is a great goaltender who is currently
playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs. He is the oldest goalie in the NHL,
but his age dosent seem to have an affect on how he plays.
He has played with
three different teams, the Chicago Blackhawks, Dallas Stars, and the
Toronto Maple Leafs. |
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Jeff Hackett
is a vey quick goalie. He started his career off in Montreal, but was
traded to Chicago. He is now back in Montreal. He is very good at handling
the puck behind the net, and moving it up the ice on the powerplay. |
| Domink Hasek
or "The Dominater" is was one of the top goalies in the league.
He was drafted by Chicago in 1990. He played for three years in Chicago,
and was then traded to Buffalo where he played most of his career. He
hasen't won any Stanley Cups, but has won three gold medals in the
Olympics. |
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Curtis
Joesph or "Cujo" is a very talanted goalie. He is the kind of
goalie that can dominate a game. He has a tremendous glove and is very
fast. He played his entire career in Toronto up until this year, when he
was traded to the Detroit Red Wings. |
| One of the
best goaltenders of All-Time was Terry Sawchuk. He was the best goalie
during the 1950's. He won two Stanley Cups with the Detroit Red Wings,
where he played his entire career. |
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Ken Dryden
is the best goalie to ever play for the Montreal Canadiens. He played
during the 1970's and won the Venezia Trophy for times. He also has won
three Stanley Cups. |
| Bill Smith
played for the New York Islanders during the 1980's. He was the top goalie
in the league during his time. He is a very fast goalie who has won four
Stanley Cups. Bill Smith is in the Hockey Hall of Fame. |
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Pelle
Lindbergh was a tremendous goalie who played for the Philadelphia Flyers.
He never won the Stanley Cup, but won the Venezia trophy in 1984-85. Pelle
Lindbergh is now in the Hockey Hall of Fame. |
