15 Best Goalies in NHL History (Ranked)

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[@MatzeMB85]

My top 5: 1. Hasek 2. Brodeur 3. Roy 4. Fleury 5. Lundqvist Hasek was a demon in his prime and changed the style of play for his position making him a milestone in hockey history. He also did a fair bit of it in a sub par team. Not even taking in to account what he did while playing for his national team. Brodeur, the backbone of a good team in the best era for goalies. Very close second. Roy, amazing career and goalie that influenced the game. Close third as his teams were less dependent on him to be successful than the first two. Fleury, what a career in two eras of hockey. Always among the best in two good goalie eras. Lundqvist was the Rangers for a very long time. Always showing up always impacted games and made the team better. A proper leader as well and that's a rare goalie trait. Lacks team awards in the NHL but remains an outstanding individual. Not taking into account his resumé with the national team. If I did he would edge out Fleury. I'll put the oldies behind these five as they were the best in a different game.

[@icebox.hockey]

Now this is a breakdown i love to see!!

[@Ricky-t3f]

Lundqvist carry the rangers and saved them many times . Stopping so many shots that were meant to go in, Hank deserved a cup

[@Legoface660]

Modern goalies as good or better than Lundqvist and Fleury Carey Price (Better than Lundqvist but equal level with Fleury) Prime Vasy Prime Jonathan Quick 2015 Andrew Hammond

[@dmgd509]

This list was suspect as soon as I heard Kiprusoff 😂😂 riiight

[@icebox.hockey]

why suspect lol?

[@swaggxbl2353]

Dom Hasek is the greatest of all time, hands down! Watched everyone one of his games growing up in Buffalo. The Dominator win six Veznas, a gold metal, two Stanley cups, the GOAT!

[@icebox.hockey]

Good point

[@johnhanover2229]

Sad. You’re not familiar with better goalies.

[@nathanadrian7797]

He doesn't match Brodeur, Roy or Fleury! Check out Ken Dryden's stats, the man had almost as many shutouts as losses! Hasek was good, but he would have trouble cracking the top 5.

[@15jstone]

You misspelled Patrick Roy.

[@johnhanover2229]

@@nathanadrian7797 Ken Dryden still with most Cups.

[@Wilsonjames1]

Firstly, stop adding incorrect subtitles at 3:21 and stop adding throughout the entire video if you don't know how to write captions. Also it is blocking the video view.

[@icebox.hockey]

Thx for feedback :) was it so frustrating?

[@Jimbob35775]

Who is Grant Furr? People won’t take you seriously if you mispronounce names of players that well known. Not hard to learn how to pronounce the names before you do the video.

[@icebox.hockey]

Good point :) thanks, do you think different languages say certain names different?

[@icebox.hockey]

Also some people on these list are pretty old school, not THAT common names nowadays, wouldnt u say?

[@Jimbob35775]

@@icebox.hockey It’s possible that there are different pronunciations depending on the country, but it’s an NHL list, so it’s safe to use the NHL pronunciation. It’s not hard to KZbin or google a certain player to get that pronunciation. And Fuhr isn’t nearly as old school as most on that list. And btw it’s pronounced fewer not Furr.

[@stevensmith5160]

Roy is the Goat Most clutch player of the playoffs.

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

​@@icebox.hockeyThat's exactly why when you make these fucking videos do some fucking research first kid then you don't look like a dumbass

[@mik8352]

Ken Dryden by a mile... 6 Stanley cup in 8 years !

[@EdwardCaskinett]

Yes, Ken Dryden was very s.Uccessful, but you gotta remember.He played for an All Star team.Dominic Hasek put his numbers up with very little in front of him.He was the all star team

[@smaug1234]

Roy at number one and its not even close. Playoffs matter most and his lead over the competition in playoff wins is absurd, 2 full cup runs of a lead.

[@sabref4i290]

Hahahaha no the dominator is number one all the way

[@icebox.hockey]

Fair enough, what woudl your other top5’s look like

[@Jimbob35775]

I disagree. Dryden, Smith, Plante, and Fuhr all have better career winning percentages. Roy would be fifth or sixth on my list. Just because he has played more playoff games doesn’t make him better.

[@smaug1234]

It means that in must win games he was trusted more then anyone, and he delivered. Its not that he is first, its the lead in the category that seals it. 151 to 113 and in 42 more games played he only has 3 more loses then Brodeur. 3 times playoff mvp, 4 cups. Its fine to pick whoever you like but give credit where its due@@Jimbob35775

[@maitrehg]

So true. Roy by a mile.

[@joeborromeo8693]

Goalies who play without a helmet should be moved up the list for that reason alone

[@icebox.hockey]

lol, biggest respect point :P new list?

[@MochaDaisy8645]

Bruins fan here. The man I have on net for my all time team is Tuukka Rask but Frank Brimsek was an absolute beast as you so clearly illustrated here. However, one of the most painful aspects about Tuukka was that (for whatever reason) he just couldn’t win a big game when they needed him to. True, the blame can’t be placed entirely on him but again, (as examples) the 2010 Eastern Conference Championship was an epic choke job and the 2013 and 2019 Stanley Cup Finals were PAINFUL series meltdown failures. When they won the Cup in 2011, he was the backup to Tim Thomas, a silver medalist for Team USA in the 2010 Olympics and the eventual Stanley Cup MVP. His regular season stats were very impressive but his playoff motif (quite possibly as well as the whole team) seemed to be as if he/they ran out of gas when it mattered most. For those of you that are curious about the rest of my all time Bruins team, I have: Patrice Bergeron - C Brad Marchand - LW Cam Neely - RW Bobby Orr - D Ray Bourque - D In all likelihood, David Pasternak will probably replace Cam Neely

[@Bird_Lives]

Greatest Goalies ever: Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Reggie Lemelin! And when Jacques Plante joined the B’s, I think I went once a week. My hero! (As a 10 year old goalie!)

[@phillycardshark9257]

Good Lord this is bad...

[@ZZSmithReal]

Yeah, just because you can make a KZbin video doesn't mean you should. LOL

[@WarioSaysSo]

This would be my pitch for the 10 best NHL goalies. 1. Patrick Roy 2. Dominik Hasek 3. Martin Brodeur 4. Marc-Andre Fleury 5. Roberto Luongo 6. Ed Belfour 7. Henrik Lundqvist 8. Terry Sawchuk 9. Jacques Plante 10. Ken Dryden (BONUS) Best ever international goalkeeper: 1. Vladislav Tretiak - Sovietunion.

[@icebox.hockey]

is this your worst or best list :P?

[@daman9780]

said nhl......old tretiak never played

[@WarioSaysSo]

@@daman9780 That is why I presented it as international = representing a players country on international tournaments against other countries. Not a national league!

[@daman9780]

@@WarioSaysSo video is about nhl goalies...

[@simondumoulin2254]

Marc-Andre Fleury Get it right...

[@BobbyOrr4]

Buddy cant even Pronounce Grant Fuhrs name lmao

[@icebox.hockey]

Okay bobby

[@pelasgianskeleton]

Grant Fur and Veznas 🤣

[@ajaxmaintenance5104]

Tony Esposito helped Team Canada salvage 1972 Summit Series against the surprisingly powerful Soviets.

[@mikegravel5310]

You forgot Roberto luongo and marc-andre fleury

[@mikegravel5310]

Ron hextall

[@type4647]

@@mikegravel5310 No harsh feelings but Loungo, Fluery and Hextall arent good enough for this list.

[@nathanadrian7797]

@@type4647 Check your stats, Fleury is #2 for wins, and Luongo is #4.

[@type4647]

@@nathanadrian7797 Have your eyes checked and your likely fan-boy blindness relieved. All the goalies on this list won both the Cup and Vezina trophy (with all goalies on this list winning either the SC or Vezina multiple times) , besides being named either to more than two all-star teams or being a first team all-star. Luongo in 20 years never won the Vezina or a Stanley Cup, and he made only 2 all-star teams on the second team. Marc-Andre Fleury has a 20+ year career and only made the all-star team once. Fleury was a 2nd team all-star in the same year he nudged out Vasilevskiy for his only Vezina. Fluery only won it because of his comeback story in Vegas after he was a back-up/benched in Pittsburgh for several seasons (Vasilevskiy was the first team all-star goalie in that same year Fleury won the Vezina) . Please differentiate between a good-very good player and an all time top 15 list of goalies on which Luongo and Fleury have no legitimate place being.

[@nathanadrian7797]

@@type4647 Nice try, but I am neither a fan of Luongo nor Fleury, nor do I root for any team that they have played for. Winning the cup is a team accomplishment, and although Luongo got close with Vancouver, he never played for a team able to get it done. Being in the top 5 winningest goalies of all time, should be enough to make the top 15!

[@928frogman]

So as a life-long Boston Bruins fanatic, Ken Dryden, IMO, might be a litter closer to the top of the heap. As a kid, my list of enemies was, in order: 1. Montreal Canadiens 2. Satan 3. Ken Dryden 4. Montreal fans 5. Montreal steak seasoning

[@stevensmith5160]

I understand except for Satan they’re all the best I’m glad we have the same enemy in Satan

[@Clever01010]

From my era, my favourites! Patrick Roy Ron Hextall Ed Belfour Dominik Hasek Felix Potvin Curtis Joseph Martin Brodeur Mike Richter In No specific order😉👌 Honorable mentions Arturs Irbe Miikka Kiprusoff Mike Vernon John Vanbiesbrouck

[@icebox.hockey]

thanks dude nice list!! which list next?

[@Clever01010]

Late 80's-90's to early 2000's was loaded with great goaltending. 🤨 Today Nothing! There's good goaltending but GREAT goaltending has gone extinct.

[@billblake9665]

Now that's what I'm talking about.

[@MyVokoun]

Finding out who was the best is very simple. Hasek, Roy and Brodeur played against each other all through the 90s. And the result? Hasek completely dominated, had significantly better numbers than both Roy and Brodeur for more than 10 years in a row, won 6 Vezina trophies and 2 Hart trophies, twice became the goalie with the best save percentage while facing the most shots in the entire league in a season. And what about the best? Hasek played for mediocre Buffalo, while both Roy and Brodeur played on teams at the top of the league. Only people who can't bear to think that the best player in any hockey discipline could be from Europe try to claim that Hasek wasn't the best goalie of all time, but anyone objective can come to no other conclusion than that Hasek is the Gretzky of goalies😉

[@daman9780]

@@MyVokoun WHY DO YOU KEEP REPEATING YOUR SELF GRANT FUHR IS BETTER THEN HASEK HE WON MORE STANLEY CUPS THEN HASEK WHO COULDNT WIN IN BUFFALO AND OTTAWA AND CHICAGO

[@joeydesanctis1220]

Patrick Roy is the GOAT

[@goldennuggetofwisdom5068]

Why didn't u show any Roy highlights? I'm a Devils fan but Roy is the best.

[@icebox.hockey]

fair enough..

[@tygrkhat4087]

Ken Dryden won the Conn Smythe Trophy as Playoff MVP in 1971. In 1972, Dryden won the Calder Trophy as Rookie of the Year.

[@maitrehg]

Hasek is the best in the regular season but I don't care. There's a lot more pressure in the playoffs and that's where you see the real winners. Roy is the only player with 3 Conn Smythes trophies and he has the most playoff victories. And 4 Cups. He is the GOAT.

[@daman9780]

AGREE 3 CONN SMYTHE TROPHIES FOR BEST PLAYER IN THE PLAYOFFS IS A RECORD !

[@daman9780]

pffffff ROY won the conn symthe trophy (mvp in the playoffs) 3 times...THE ONLY PLAYER TO DO SO....beat martin brodeur in the 2001 stanley cup finals and ...5 time winner of the jennings award.......most playoff games played and career playoff WINS.!!!!...played in 11 National Hockey League All-Star games....Roy won over 200 games with two franchises (Montreal and Colorado).....and who can forget the "WINK" at tomas sandstrom in the stanley cup final!!! .....record for games played by a goalie (1,029), victories (551), minutes played (60,235) and most 30-plus victory seasons (13).......first NHL goaltender to win 500 games.......most NHL playoff wins by a goaltender (151).....most NHL playoff games played by a goaltender (247) (third-most playoff games of ALL players !!!).........4 time stanley cup winner......every record that was set by roy took brodeur LONGER to break......only reason brodeur beats roy's records was broduer played 22 seasons in the league and roy 19......and roy ranks second??.......THIS LIST IS A JOKE!

[@icebox.hockey]

Thanks man appreciate your thought ;) which list u wanna see next? Ill use your inlut for it you seem knowledgeable!!

[@sushistew]

Let's see your video

[@MyVokoun]

Finding out who was the best is very simple. Hasek, Roy and Brodeur played against each other all through the 90s. And the result? Hasek completely dominated, had significantly better numbers than both Roy and Brodeur for more than 10 years in a row, won 6 Vezina trophies and 2 Hart trophies, twice became the goalie with the best save percentage while facing the most shots in the entire league in a season. And what about the best? Hasek played for mediocre Buffalo, while both Roy and Brodeur played on teams at the top of the league. Only people who can't bear to think that the best player in any hockey discipline could be from Europe try to claim that Hasek wasn't the best goalie of all time, but anyone objective can come to no other conclusion than that Hasek is the Gretzky of goalies😉

[@daman9780]

@@MyVokoun so name the stars in montreal that patrick roy played with in his time there?.....he had none but in buffalo....while hasek played....... Pat LaFontaine Dale Hawerchuk Donald Audette Dave Anderychuk Mathew Barnaby Alexander Mogilny Alexei Zhitnik Derek Plante Jason Dawe Brad May how many cups did hasek win in buffalo?....0....roy in montreal....2 so hasek goes to Detroit...where he has Steve Yzerman Brendan Shannon Sergei Fedorov Brett Hull Pavel Datsyuk Igor Larionov Luc Robitaille Jimmy Carson Paul Coffey Nik Lidstrom Marian Hossa Detroit had more stars then Colorado in the seasons hasek was in Detroit and how many cups did hasek win in Detroit....2 same as roy in Colorado on a team that did not have as many stars as Detroit did so roy with 4 stanley cups and 3 conn smythe trophies (more the Gretzky) and a record that still stands FOR THE BEST PLAYER IN THE PLAYOFFS..... and hasek with 2 stanley cups and no conn smythe wins ....tell me again how hasek is better???......lol nice try

[@MyVokoun]

@daman9780 There's nothing Roy is better at than Hasek. In every statistic, Hasek was significantly better. Even in the playoffs, where Roy was supposed to be so amazing, Hasek clearly had better numbers. The best goalie is easy to know. It's the one who wins the Vezina Trophy. Since Hasek came to the NHL, Roy hasn't won any, while Hasek has won 6, plus 2 Hart trophies. That means that in two consecutive seasons Hasek was not just the best goalie, but downright the best hockey player in the world. Since Hasek came into the league, he's been on the first all star team 6 times, while Roy has been once. Roy is just an average goalie compared to Hasek.

[@sabref4i290]

Holy crap Dryden played from 1970 to 1997 lol

[@icebox.hockey]

Pretty crazy right

[@alexleblanc5926]

He played from 1970-79

[@SirManfly]

@@icebox.hockey Yup, Dryden had won a pile of cups and left the NHL in his prime to pursue other interests, nothing more to it than that. Gotta admire him for quitting the game at his peak!

[@Xbangsplot]

I prefer lists that match certain era's in hockey. And while stats and awared are the major factors when assessing the best, its not the whole story for goalies playing on mediocre teams. With that in mind, my list for the 70s (the best decade in the history of human kind) would include Gilles Villemure, Ed Giacomin, Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Roggie Vachon, Roger Crozier, Doug Favell, Dan Bouchard, Michel Larocque, Gary Smith. Am I missing any? I loved that era of goaltending with the outlandish masks, rudimentary equipment and amazing acrobatic skills. They played on instinct and reflex. Nowhere near as effective as modern goalies but more spectacular. And after all, its the spectacle that counts.

[@billblake9665]

i give roy the nod over hasek and marty.......he played more in the 80s megagoal era......by `1996 the league was ruined by the trap..............

[@billblake9665]

Bunny Laroque was my guy

[@BBQFanNo1]

In the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s: Sawchuk, Parent, Dryden and Smith. I have always ranked Sawchuk as NHLs Version of Tretiak.

[@BBQFanNo1]

For some weird reason Dryden as great as he was often had trouble in the 1970s against the Soviet Style Teams Offenses.

[@Swoop187OG187]

it is impossible to rank any position because we have seen so much greatness over the years that it really comes down to preference... I mean in a game 7 do you take prime Hasek or prime Roy?.... It comes down to preference. For me I take Hasek, because he had/has way more experience in situations like that - but you cant go wrong with Roy either.... It's like Lemieux vs Gretzky .... I suppose my point is that some of these goalies are so good that you will get the same result out of both, so it doesn't matter and you cant rank them... It's all subjective...

[@icebox.hockey]

Fair… still fun to debate and reflect on these great players

[@gisoundz]

Very nice list. Fleury, Luongo, Belfour could easily be on it.

[@icebox.hockey]

Good call! Part 2 ?

[@nigelgladwyn7431]

Patrick Roy is number 1 no one even come close to his playoff record!

[@thehoneycamper2634]

YEAH! he was soo great and had to deal with soo much adversity. I mean, when he was on his first team that wasn't a top quarter team in the nhl, he had a bad game, threw a hissy fit, and then got traded to a new team that was a top quarter team in the NHL. That's how you know you're a great goaltender.

[@icebox.hockey]

What would your list look like?

[@thehoneycamper2634]

@icebox.hockey depends on if you're talking about a career or skill. I'll go off of career 1: Brodeur 2:Roy 3:Hasek 4:Dryden 5:Sawchuck 6:Hall 7:Plante 8:Belfour 9:Lundqvist 10:Fleury Finally, even as a devils fan, I'd be more than willing to move lundqvist up. He didn't get a cup and only captured one vezina, but from 2005-2015, he finished every year in the top 6 in vezina voting. That level of consistent great play is outstanding. It's brodeur like. It's part of the reason I say rask was the best goalie of the 2010s. No other goalie that decade had such consistently good play. Some had great seasons, even rask, but during that time, rask's save percentage never dipped below a 91.2. Every other goalie did. Also out of the top 3, they're more mobile. But, that's my list off the top of my head right now

[@MyVokoun]

Finding out who was the best is very simple. Hasek, Roy and Brodeur played against each other all through the 90s. And the result? Hasek completely dominated, had significantly better numbers than both Roy and Brodeur for more than 10 years in a row, won 6 Vezina trophies and 2 Hart trophies, twice became the goalie with the best save percentage while facing the most shots in the entire league in a season. And what about the best? Hasek played for mediocre Buffalo, while both Roy and Brodeur played on teams at the top of the league. Only people who can't bear to think that the best player in any hockey discipline could be from Europe try to claim that Hasek wasn't the best goalie of all time, but anyone objective can come to no other conclusion than that Hasek is the Gretzky of goalies😉

[@daman9780]

@@MyVokoun KEEP REPEATING YOURSELF...HASEK SUCKS ONLY 2 STANLEY CUPS GRANT FUHR WON MORE THEN HASEK...HASEK SHOULDNT EVEN BE ON THE LIST

[@chriskazanas9941]

You forgot to mention that Tony Espositio won the cup with the habs in 69. You also forgot to mention that Dryden won the calder in 71 and was also second in Hart voting that year.

[@briantaylor9448]

This is one of the worst ranking lists I have ever seen. You didn't even show Patrick Roy once when you were talking about him. Also where is Fluery and Luongo. To much time spent in the past when goalies didn't even know how to best position themselves. No one from the modern era. What is wrong with you? Try again and please do better next time.

[@icebox.hockey]

Thanks for constructive feedback! What would your modern era list look like?

[@TheScotian82]

Honestly one of the toughest lists to make that there is.

[@icebox.hockey]

Ty for trying dude’n

[@DooBee710]

The sub titles have to be AI generated 😂

[@icebox.hockey]

Haha they are, u know how much work that is manually?

[@thealleycat]

I will admit that hockey has the most unique names in all North American sports.

[@andreyandrey5555]

roy 33!!!

[@normhudson4982]

Best ever. Jacques Plante. Made the mask part of a goalies regular equipment. Was the first to leave the crease to help the defence. Six Stanley cups. Six vezinas when the vezina wasn't a popularity contest and meant something. Remember Hasek won a second cup but got pulled because he was a sieve and was replaced by Osgood. Plante. Not just statistics but the top goalie innovator.

[@happybeingmiserable4668]

I'd put Sawchuk at number 1, had he played as many games per season that Marty and Roy did, he'd have unbreakable records, also missing from the list is Georges Vezina...he played in an era where Goalies were not allowed to drop to the Ice or it was a Penalty and he still has awesome numbers. Btw I have Mike Vernon as the greatest Flames Goalie ever, considering he won a Cup with the Flames and is in the HOF, as Miikka Kiprusoff is neither.

[@icebox.hockey]

Ty dude :) appreciate it

[@davegrier523]

Agreed. And a shout out to Roger Crozier. Won the Calder, the Conny, and was the last goalie to play every game for his team.

[@MyVokoun]

Finding out who was the best is very simple. Hasek, Roy and Brodeur played against each other all through the 90s. And the result? Hasek completely dominated, had significantly better numbers than both Roy and Brodeur for more than 10 years in a row, won 6 Vezina trophies and 2 Hart trophies, twice became the goalie with the best save percentage while facing the most shots in the entire league in a season. And what about the best? Hasek played for mediocre Buffalo, while both Roy and Brodeur played on teams at the top of the league. Only people who can't bear to think that the best player in any hockey discipline could be from Europe try to claim that Hasek wasn't the best goalie of all time, but anyone objective can come to no other conclusion than that Hasek is the Gretzky of goalies😉

[@5150eruption]

Brodure is definitely not #1 22 years doesn't make him the best

[@phhdvm]

I’m under two minutes in. I see things like “safe percentage “ and “Fesna” trophies. Unbelievable. You should be embarrassed.

[@icebox.hockey]

Why?

[@phukit5456]

The greatest goalie ever Murray B-A-N-N-E-R-M-A-N!!!!!!!!!!!

[@icebox.hockey]

helllyesss

[@Rainmaker2]

Jerry Cheevers,Ken Dryden,Billy Smith,so many.

[@Hahahahahahaha1029]

Why isn’t Marc-André Fleury on? Cause he still playing ?

[@MochaDaisy8645]

I agree that MA-F is a fine choice for the top 15 goalies of all time but you wouldn’t think so the way the LA Kings jumped out to a 5-0 lead on the Wild Wednesday night 🙈

[@Jiltedin2007]

Ken Dryden Patrick Roy Marty Brodeur Bernie Parent Gerry Cheevers Ron Hextall Jean Sebastien Giguere Rogatien Vachon Tim Thomas Billy Smith

[@entertainmentforthedead]

top 5 1. Brodeur (by far) 2. Hasek 3. Roy 4. Belfour 5. tie between Luongo and Lundqvist

[@Swoop187OG187]

Look, obviously this is subjective but Hasek was just so amazing... I mean he got peppered at times, meanwhile guys like Roy had a solid defense in front of him and Brodeur played behind "The Trap" so he saw limited shots..... Fuhr and Smith shouldn't be on this list AT ALL.. Both were "adequate" for their respective teams at the time - but nothing "special"... And Dryden is another one.. If you're going to put him on the list then why not "Bunny" Laraque?....... I think (and obviously this is just my opinion) Hasek is #1 - at least as far as goalies I have witnessed.

[@deadlyredly]

Hasek is #1 but Check out what Billy Smith did to Gretzky and the Oilers in the 83 Stanley Cup and then try to find someone who did better in all of history. Only one team did better and they did it against Scott Mellanby and the Panthers Not Gretzky's Oilers

[@icebox.hockey]

Fair, maybe make more parts dependant on timelimes

[@billblake9665]

Fuhr had no defense lol he was better then he gets credit for.

[@BigWilleyMusicandFun]

you need to take a look at Osgoods numbers. he also started the series that got Hasek his 2nd ring

[@lbmclean]

so Roy was # 2 with no video

[@CHARLIEHORSE25]

Because of 2001 I would place Roy ahead of Brodeur , And Ed Balfour should be somewhere on the list, he edged out Hasek for the Cup back in 1999.

[@Opedanderson]

Ken Dryden was my hero. Especially that first playoff 70 to 71

[@Jand0s]

Martin Brodeur hahahahahaha

[@icebox.hockey]

No?

[@still-standingrunner810]

My top 5: 1. Hasek 2. Lundqvist 3. Esposito 4. Fleury 5. Brodeur

[@thelegendaryrcn7267]

long before forrest gump there was a goaie named "gump" worsley. it is the best goalie nick name.

[@monarchistdesade6989]

So let's say you're at game 7 in a stanley cup finals and you can choose between Roy or Brodeur who would it be? You might have to redo this video ;)

[@billblake9665]

roy.....marty had 5 defensemen in front of him.

[@fredericlandry403]

You showed Bill Durnan instead of Billy Smith,but the big bill was one of the best in his era,the only goalie ambidextres.

[@icebox.hockey]

thanks for headsup dude sharp

[@chriskazanas9941]

In the top all time you don't include the man the award is named after? The Chicoutimi Cucumber himself Georges Vezina ?? Yet you have Turk Broda?

[@Niklas-l5w]

Can we stop actin like these guys who played with out a mask are on the level of the Goalies nowadays

[@TOPdogSports24]

THACHER DEMKO!!!!!🐐🥅

[@icebox.hockey]

Letssss get it

[@skidart9063]

Hasek is great. He was under 6ft tall small frame but acrobatic and amazing to watch. 7 vezinas wearing a cage mask and pads no bigger then an actual Maxi pad (probably) . Now goalies are like 6.5 ft.

[@icebox.hockey]

Good old times, right?

[@BDUBZ49]

ZERO footage of your #2 entry?? You've got to be kidding me.

[@TheScotian82]

Ive got; 1. Sawchuk - Played every single game in barely any equipment and stopped near everything. 2. Roy - 2 Cups, Best of the Best generation. 3. Tretiak - Best International, also honed both Hasek and Belfour. 4. Hasek - The Dominator. 5. Brodeur - Big Stats and 3 Cups. 6. Dryden - Short but Sweet. 7. Plante - OG. 8. Smith - 4 Straight Cups. 9. Bower - 4 Cups/No Mask. 10. Belfour - Personal Fave. 11. Fleury - 3 Cups and Longevity. 12. Quick - Multiple Cups..2012. 13. Esposito - Underrated. 3 Vezinas. 14. Lundqvist - Representin' Scandinavia. 15 - Hall - I guess, I guess he was pretty good.

[@delby66]

When he came to Toronto he didn't play every single game. He and Johnny Bower alternated a lot. That year, when they won the Stanley Cup, they were the best tandem in the NHL. Two of the best all time goalies on the same team.

[@ellisblom339]

Hall was great

[@markharding6582]

Dom Hasek at 4 and not one? I'm sure this guy will never be a scout for an NHL team. Dom faced the greatest players in the world.

[@karlshuler1011]

Billy Smith should be in the top 5 Bernie Parent should be higher as well. Dryden is in the right spot. But any goalie who wins 4 straight Stanley Cups should be in the top 5.

[@icebox.hockey]

Fair, anyone else?

[@karlshuler1011]

@@icebox.hockey No the rest are set up in at least my opinion in the right order. But I would definitely put Smith above Furh because of the 4 in a row and no one has beaten his playoff series wins in a row either. But it's your list and again it's my opinion.

[@smitto78]

Sat through the painful mispronunciation of Grant Fuhr....got to Dominik Hasek being ranked #4 and had to give up. This video is painful to watch 🤣🤣🤣

[@philrow9652]

Love RJ's calls

[@AZ_Kr33p3r]

Marty is Lebron. Dude only has the most wins is because he played forever.

[@Rekking]

Hasek is the best golie in nhl history.

[@daveblock4061]

Hasek, period.

[@daman9780]

bahaaaaaahhaaaa

[@melissacapuano930]

Please let someone have a look on your work before you put it online

[@icebox.hockey]

please give more feedback on this :)? its easy to say this wouthout further breakdown? also it does not help at all to just make this comment. break it down, put in some effort. im justtrying here too ;)

[@caseythompson2000]

Your section for Billy Smith is completely incorrect. It has a photo of a goalkeeper from a different sport, and goalies from the 1950’s when Smith played in the 80’s.

[@Billiebillions]

Anyone who thinks Brodeur is even a top 10 all time goalie, let alone best ever, knows nothing about hockey.

[@icebox.hockey]

thanks for your constructive feedback dude! :')

[@ellisblom339]

You certainly don't

[@Thorndog]

Chris Osgood, look at his stats before you laugh

[@BigWilleyMusicandFun]

amen

[@Jimbob35775]

I looked and still laughed.

[@davidvanleeuwen2561]

Super underrated goaltender for sure.

[@GPz84]

Osgood? Buddy lay off the meth.....

[@irishdabs598]

Billy Smith is a hometown hero from Perth ontario Canada

[@uplinqfinancial]

Awful video. You show clips that have nothing to do with who you are speaking about...Billy Smith and Patrick Roy. You invert numbers when you speak about career length. You should really put more care into things you produce.

[@icebox.hockey]

thanks apprecaite it gonna review everything way better! appreciate this comment it helps

[@ChuckyDoll79]

Where is Patrick Roy?

[@Finnssssss]

Lol you folks need to look at Roy's playoff record compared to his peers. It's a ridiculous gap. Roy's playoff wins and win% buries even Broduer by a silly margin. Roy has 4 Cups and only player with 3 Conn Smythe's. Beating Roy in the playoffs going less than 6 games only happened twice. Roy's playoff overtime record is completely absurd! He is 40-18 in playoff overtime...that's just insane, especially considering Broduer was 16-24. Belfour is 2nd at 22-20. Hasek was 15-14. Even Dryden with those insane Habs teams in the 70s was only 8-8. Roy's ot record with the Habs alone was 24-6...yes 24-6 including a record 10 straight playoff ot wins in one year going 10-1 in '93 lol You guys can argue over who was the greatest regular season goalie with a number of goalies all close for different reasons that Roy may not come out on top but is still in that conversation. I'll take the goalie that has no one close to him in the conversation for the playoffs.

[@simondumoulin2254]

His name is : Martin Brodeur. Get it right...

[@icebox.hockey]

What exactly?

[@dimitristdm900a]

Frederik Andersen is the number 1 now!

[@joecanada8495]

Sorry. But his name is not pronounced fur.

[@JamesKane-xx2bh]

I have brodeurs stick what do I do with it

[@stupidfastgt5801]

Fleury should be in the top 10.

[@thebigsmuz]

My dude, you have got to at least spell the names right. Marty Broder is not impressed. Good energy in your narration delivery, though. Keep at it and learn from the criticism.

[@icebox.hockey]

Thanks for the view!! You mean captions in video itself?

[@jacobgreengas7121]

Who were you showing in the Billy Smith clips? He never played for the Habs

[@tedlicciardello7673]

I respect your rankings and appreciate your attempt to honor my favorite position on the ice, but you need to re-do the video with better videos and photos. You botched my favorite goalie Billy Smith showing one photo and no video (I don´t know what that was you put up there) when there´s a ton online to choose from.

[@icebox.hockey]

ty appreciate your feedback. would you rather just see imagre slideshows from these older players and footage?

[@billhinsperger8120]

Number 1 is Dominic hashik

[@XxIkeWittxX]

2 Fesnas?

[@marcoslucero1451]

He got # 1 right

[@claudelemire2451]

Spelling mistakes?

[@icebox.hockey]

Makes u mad?

[@claudelemire2451]

@@icebox.hockeyProfessional or not?

[@jameselko7232]

Patrick Roy is such a baby.

[@ellisblom339]

Yep

[@worldrummer]

Why is it these channels present oral histories of things they can't pronounce properly? It's a massive discredit, and it's far too many channels.

[@icebox.hockey]

Like what? Honestly in hockey i see many people promouncing certain names in different ways depending if they are french or english names. Literally one person agrees to how its pronounced and other disagrees…

[@zdelany6963]

IM JUST SAYING NOW IF MARTY BRODEUR ISNT NUMBER 1 IN THIS THIS RANKING IS JUST WRONG

[@Kingdom_Gamer997]

How did you leave out Lundqvist

[@18wheeler76]

list is a Joke if Hasek isnt 1st

[@ellisblom339]

It is if Sawchuk or Plante isn't number 1

[@anna-puu]

BRODORS and FESNAS

[@pmeloche]

Good video. But kill the captions if you do not know how to spell basic words and names!

[@icebox.hockey]

thanks dude will watch that, thought auto generation was good enough lol

[@travisalexander2711]

You mention luongo and Fleury 😂😂😂😂.....but leave out Billy Smith and Mike Richter?? Putting up Numbers may say on paper you're a great athlete...but clutch players are what makes them legendary... I'll give you a gold star for the effort .....but the execution, yikes.....ya got alot to learn kiddo .

[@icebox.hockey]

Like what travis :)? Thanks for sharing YOUR opinion though, kiddo ;)

[@travisalexander2711]

@@icebox.hockey my pleasure 😁 always glad to help a rookie out. ( Check out the 96 world cup, Richter was a TREMENDOUS factor in the U.S beating the most brutal & talented Canadian team ...facts)

[@zdistav]

Roman Cechmanek B-)

[@GPz84]

Grant Fur???

[@marcoslucero1451]

MARTY MARTY

[@nathanadrian7797]

I think you had Dryden too far down the list. Where were Potvin, Balfour, Price, Lundqvist, Fleury...

[@icebox.hockey]

whats your top 10 then?

[@nathanadrian7797]

@@icebox.hockey That is so tough, and there are so many great goal tenders. It would take me a month to of studying stats to come up with a top 10.

[@icebox.hockey]

i studied for 2 months actually@@nathanadrian7797

[@johnhanover2229]

1. Jacques Plante reinvented the game 2. Ken Dryden so many SCs 3. Tony Esposito reinvented the game 4. Martin Brodeur, Patrick Roy, and Glenn Hall. Hash*t not even in top 50 do better research.

[@johnhanover2229]

Not even Gordie Howe could beat Glen Hall’s consecutive games played record. Took the just founded Blues to three straight SCs. You need to reevaluate what goalies you are looking at and why.

[@th3count]

lol@subtitles

[@kensnyder3762]

Do you even follow hockey, you mispronounced half of their names plus your list is just plain wrong...the dominator is widely regarded as the goat. Do better

[@icebox.hockey]

according to...? you?