THE GREATEST GOALIE OF ALL TIME FROM ALL 31 NHL TEAMS

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[@OhNyquist]

Hasek won the Hart twice! I said only once. Thanks to somebody in the comments for pointing it out!

[@ryanaye5910]

OhNyquist you should do a biggest busts of all time from every team

[@davidpalmaeus8467]

Jacques Plante was a 7 time vezina trophy winner

[@OhNyquist]

David Palmaeus only 6 with Montreal though

[@colepaliwoda]

It was Goalie G33 I think

[@Vlgstoday15]

OhNyquist 7:10 Mike Richter?

[@samdowell1125]

We can't forget about Rick DiPietro... with his contract he must've been great

[@jean-francoisbelec3883]

Please tell us this is sarcasm ?! lol

[@andygibbersony]

Jean-Francois Belec no he was, most underpaid player to ever play the game

[@tulagi1]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I concur!

[@frogfire3036]

Nope

[@Somethingsomethingmorbid0]

@@andygibbersony stealing stanley cup after stanley cup making chump change in the process. Crazy

[@dereklasker5350]

“Grant fuhr would give up 6 goals but if you needed him to stop the seventh you’re damn sure he’d do it”

[@LyonHall1]

Fuhr was also the goalie who for lack of a better term did not care for stats. He could give up 3 or 4 bad goals and like you said he could put a stop to that no problem

[@nhlvan]

@@LyonHall1 Really, Fuhr was just a league-average goalie his whole career, but had an all star team in front of him. I mean, you contrast that to Ken Dryden in the 70s, another goalie people say is boosted by his team, in the 70s, the 2 seasons the Habs played the regular season without Dryden they averaged 98 pts, but averaged 110 pts WITH dryden. He's a player who deserves his accolades.

[@MrManfly]

@@nhlvan you didn't have a close look at his season stats during the 80's did you? and Fuhr was always rock solid in the playoffs and really that's all that matters !

[@mathieumaisonneuve8176]

Not many goalies had good stats in the 80s cause there was like 10 goals every game

[@nhlvan]

@@MrManfly yes, I said league-average as in Fuhr's GAA and Sv% was essentially league average in his era. If I was comparing his sub .890 sv% to modern day goalies he wouldn't even be AHL calibre.

[@brendanmageary]

When he pronounced Richter I cried a little inside

[@joetriolo9161]

I'm digging this channel but what's up with that?

[@That90sShow]

@@joetriolo9161 Watch his other vidoes.. This kid just googles stats and has no clue who anyone is.

[@JavaBum]

I know. I just paused the video after this happened just to see if someone else caught that.

[@Halieri_Valkyrja]

Ed Belfour for Dallas. Turco is still one of my favorit goalies ever.

[@David_.1987]

I would have went with belfour over Turco just because he won a Stanley Cup there but that was a hard decision both goaltenders had great careers for the Stars I would also give honourable mentions to Andy Moog

[@busteroaks402]

@@David_.1987 Jon Blue?

[@JABoyle3875]

Ah yes...the billion dollar barfer. F-ing hated that guy, kept the Avs from one Cup at least.

[@mattiasfucik5014]

Agreed! I am a big big fan of Turco. Loved his style and was luckey enough to see him come over and play for my favorite Swedish team during the lock-out. Still Belfour is among the most succesful goalies in the league - and yes, cups matters.

[@Halieri_Valkyrja]

@@mattiasfucik5014 Haha samma här hörru :) Köpte mig en Djurgårds tröja med Turcos namn och nummer!

[@DizzyDez613]

Kiprusoff has to be one of the most underrated players in NHL history - any position.

[@charleynewman4783]

Nah Roberto Luongo is more underrated

[@lilchipo6212]

Disagree. If he played today he would barely break top 5 but flames rate him on the same levels as goalies like price and Brodeur

[@Chiaomori]

Craig Anderson was a great guy, got invited out to a camp of his years back when I was playing hockey. the guy was so chill, he really just loved talking the game!

[@mcfleury]

Nabokov was my favourite player growing up, super underrated

[@Kmartsmart]

Mine too!

[@levismart9064]

"Nikolai Khabibulin" for Tampa Bay c'mon he won a Cup in 2004. Vasilevsky is good too

[@jakecompton9699]

Khabibulin is criminally under rated

[@KirbyQwop]

Love Khabibulin, but Vasy is our GOAT and will be for a very long time.

[@a1driver982]

Khabibulin was best for Phoenix in my opinion.

[@joeheid4757]

None of you like Manon Rheaume? 🙄

[@bradendembowski485]

@@joeheid4757 I really liked Dwayne Roloson

[@kingkongweiwei7669]

“ Mike richer” cmon man

[@CSC902]

I rewinded there too lol had to make sure I heard that right

[@andyjay494]

Heard that one too lol fail

[@329woody]

He got confused with Stephan Richer

[@jakehorton8]

That one hurt me too. its "rick ter"

[@coolhwhip49]

That hurt to hear.

[@derrymcguinness783]

1:24 on the boards it says “the management will not be responsible for accidents on the ice”. What was happening back then?

[@datsyuk1349]

Derry McGuinness I’m guessing it is due to Ace Bailey’s incident with Eddie Shore where Shore almost killed him with a hit. (He was fine, but he never could play another nhl game) It was around the same time as Tiny played so it would make sense it is because of that. I’d recommend reading about it, as well as reading about Shore. Special man.

[@canuckaviator9924]

Derry McGuinness Derry mcguiness of Downing Street?

[@alexmcdonald649]

SensFan99 What gives you the right to stalk my main man Derry?

[@canuckaviator9924]

Alex McDonald Alex McDonald formerly of hopewell Avenue ps?

[@dylanburke290]

Very good observation, Derald!

[@nikk0k]

I would've put Hasek as an honourable mention for the Wings. Yes, Sawchuk has the volume stats with Detroit, but we did get Prime Hasek who won us a Cup with the greatest NHL team of all time (2001-02 Wings!).

[@charleynewman4783]

Nope the greatest nhl team of all time

[@Chakdefatte194]

I wouldn’t say that was prime hasek with the wings. Still much better than average but he was on the decline

[@goalieg3391]

Hasek won the Hart trophy twice, back to back years

[@charleynewman4783]

Crazy

[@anthonyrandell2822]

I was thinking Nikolai Khabibulin for the Coyotes. He was the main guy during the early years with Tkachuk, Roenick, Teppo Numminen, Shane Doan...how do you leave off the Bulin Wall?

[@charleynewman4783]

I think Mike smith

[@Giblitzky]

I’m glad someone has the same opinion as me on Hasek, man is a weapon

[@RagingAggron]

Ed Belfour should have been in there. Chris Osgood and Dwayne Roloson are two personal favorites that wasnt mentioned, but I can agree on that they are outclassed by most names on this list, even thou Roloson had two FANTASTIC years in Minnesota 02/03 and 03/04 and Osgood was just really really solid over his whole career.

[@mattiasfucik5014]

I would probably give the Red Wings spot to Terry Sawchuk - but i.m.o. Osgood is very under rated and def. gives him a run for his money.

[@sportsnstuff5557]

Shout out to Mike Vernon with the Flames and Chris Osgood with the Red Wings

[@a1driver982]

Vernon was great with the Wings too.

[@zross3357]

I think a video about every franchise relocation in nhl history would be cool. I feel like you could drop some knowledge on how each relocation effected the franchise and how it was received by fans/the league. You make awesome videos, keep up the great work!

[@nataliespencer3408]

You have amazing hockey content! Keep up the awesome work!

[@leafsfanforever2896]

ISLANDERS: Not Smith, has to be Rick DiPietro!

[@jean-francoisbelec3883]

Smith : Played in 1978 NHL All-Star Game. Selected to the NHL First All-Star Team in 1982. Vezina Trophy winner in 1982. Conn Smythe Trophy winner in 1983. William M. Jennings Trophy winner in 1983 (shared with Roland Melanson). Stanley Cup championships in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983. First NHL goalie to be credited with a goal in 1979. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993. His #31 jersey was retired by the New York Islanders on February 20, 1993. What more do you want ?!?!

[@leafsfanforever2896]

Jean-Francois Belec I was actually pretending to be a comedian and made this as a May Day joke

[@jean-francoisbelec3883]

@@leafsfanforever2896 Thought it was funny too lol..

[@paulfrombrooklyn5409]

Hey Leafs Fan...You are joking, right?

[@paulfrombrooklyn5409]

@@leafsfanforever2896 You are a month off.. April 1st is the day you make the jokes.

[@keyes_calvin]

NHL analysts: Why would you pick Bryzgalov OhNyquist: y u heef to be med?

[@Pzyk0s]

@NSIEGS94 bears in the woods

[@gogolplex74]

Florida should be John Vanbiesbrouck for single handedly carrying Panthers to the finals

[@victormealing5162]

Yup

[@TheMrzero35]

I am a huge goalie fan. I think I know as much as anyone about the history of this position. I couldn't do better with this list. You really nailed it !!!!!

[@chasemackay4671]

No honorable mention for Ozzy, ballzy for a Wings fan, Oh. Terry is the choice for sure but Osgood had some excellent seasons with the Wings.

[@leafsfanforever2896]

“He actually did win the Stanley Cup as a rookie with Montreal” He was not engraved on the ring

[@pale_saint]

On the Cup you mean. I’m pretty sure they don’t engrave all the names on a ring

[@leafsfanforever2896]

Tony Arcieri he was actually not credited with a championship as a rookie

[@pale_saint]

LeafsFanForever yes I get that, but the names are engraved on the Cup. Even people not credited on it can have rings.

[@joer8854]

@@pale_saint He means the ring added to the cup that the names are engraved on.

[@travisfarrell5428]

Are you sure? I cant find a picture of that years engraving anywhere. I'm pretty sure they put his name on it as he won the mvp.

[@honkeykong4049]

*Here's a thought - you could build a team, a full team (12 forwards, 6 defensemen, 2 goalies), comprised of either the players you think were the best, or your favourites, or both.* 🤷‍♂️

[@leafsfanforever2896]

“Vasilevskiy already won a Vezina Trophy last season” *proceeds to choke in the playoffs*

[@harleylol3537]

Leaf fan talking about choking... 🙃

[@donkey1151]

Harley lol at least we lost to the cup finals team and didn’t get swept by the wild card... 🙃

[@maap1095]

Carson Anderson shut up you have nothing to say about playoff sucess

[@niclanglois7555]

leaf fans are toxic

[@brindabeamer2927]

@@maap1095 they have way more cups than the lighting and you guys have a super star team and still can't beat a wild card team like what?

[@stevenjulian8016]

When I think of Tampa Bay and goalies, Nikolai Khabibulin is the name that comes to mind first for me, he had an outstanding run in Tampa as he won the Stanley Cup there.

[@charleynewman4783]

I think of Andrei

[@aidanberger8228]

I love every time he says "shutoots"

[@rmd9988]

MAN! I miss Hockey... anyway, I don't know... I love Holtby, and maybe it is nostalgia, but numbers aside, Godzilla (Olaf Kolzig) I think was the better Caps goalie. He would've won the Stanley if it weren't for the entire Caps team collapsing against one tough Red Wings team (I still shudder remembering Esa Tikkannen missing that open netter in the 2nd game). Kolzig might have won other individual trophies if it weren't for him playing during the same era as some all-time greats like Roy, Hasek, Belfour, Cujo, Richter... Great list, though.

[@Kwert]

Olie was one of my favourites during his time, and I wasn't a Caps fan. Holtby was great with the Caps but Kolzig was one of the major faces of that franchise during a lot of his tenure there.

[@matthewhobbs81]

Very good video, I think Dallas would be the toughest one because as well as Turco and lehtonen gotta give credit to Eddie the eagle as well. And Philly, I agree with parent as the top, but man they I think they have the most dubious what could have been, when it comes to pelle Lindbergh.

[@lizardking89]

Love your vids.

[@seancase1543]

Good job on the vid

[@TheAntoniosaid]

you should also put an honourable mention for dwayne roloson for the oilers he played amazing with us in the 05-06 stanley cup run

[@lighntingdragon43]

For the panthers the name that comes to mind for me is john vanbiesbrouck as he led them to a final in the 90s

[@charleynewman4783]

Luongo is better extremely underrated

[@kurtisricci]

Can you do best player from every jersey number update

[@mattobrien6502]

I would go off of impact and leader ship. I’d also go off of playoffs the goalie led them to. Number are important but I’d think about it more then the numbers. No hate. Love ur vids.

[@pale_saint]

Vanbiesbrouck must be the choice for Panthers, he took them into SC finals all by himself

[@everetth-top4760]

Beezer deserved an honorable mention at the very least.

[@JABoyle3875]

Even as an Avs fan, Beezer should have gotten the Conn Smythe over Sakic in 1996. They’ve given it to losing goalies before (Hextall 87) and since (Giguere 03)...

[@everetth-top4760]

@@JABoyle3875 Gotta agree with that. Beezer was the biggest reason they even had a chance to win the Cup. Panthers/Avs is one of my favorite SC finals ever.

[@charleynewman4783]

Nah Roberto Luongo too bad

[@ericashline7552]

Great video, though I'd have to disagree on a few teams with greatest goalies. First, Belfour was the Stars greatest goalie. Second, understandable that you have Vasilevskiy but I have to go with Khabibulin aka Bulin Wall. Last as for the Fleury/Luongo situtions, I'd have Barrasso with Pittsburgh and have Kirk McClean with Vancouver.

[@CacophonyOfDestruction]

As an Islanders fan Billy Smith has long been my all time favorite player but kind of surprised you didn’t go with Potvin or Bossy or even Trottier

[@izzybrod8245]

wow, hawks have had some amazing goalies

[@everetth-top4760]

Pretty decent overall, but how could you not mention Khabibulin when you talked about Tampa? Did his Cup win mean nothing?

[@andrewdesrosiers5658]

And phoenix. I was honestly confused

[@everetth-top4760]

@@andrewdesrosiers5658 Oh for sure he needed to be mentioned for the Coyotes. He was done dirty in this vid.

[@haigshahverdyan6230]

“Mike Richard” 😂😂

[@patrickmccormack317]

Gotta give an honorable shoutout to Eddie Giacomin for the rangers also

[@everetth-top4760]

Very disappointing that he was not mentioned. Even more disappointing....his pronunciation of Richter.

[@nhlhockeynewsreports5360]

Great job I have a hasek bobble head for the Sabres!!!!!

[@mariovaccarella6854]

Thank You For Picking My Idol The Late Great Tony O Esposito As The Number 1 Goaltender - The Chicago Black Hawks (As They Were Known When Tony O Played For Chicago). While Glenn Hall & Eddie The Eagle Belfour Were Also Great, Chicago's Best Was Tony O).

[@krissmonte6374]

Thank you nice show

[@thedankswordsmantm]

How do you talk about Dallas goalies and skip Ed Belfour? HoF goalie and delivered their only cup.

[@charleynewman4783]

He was also undrafted

[@charleynewman4783]

Easily their best goalie ever

[@whiteninja2677]

Hasek is the no.1 goalie of all time imo

[@kurtrosenthal6313]

I think it’s funny that he said that too but gave the wings spot to terry sawchuk. I don’t disagree with the choice but it certainly makes you rethink the title of goat.

[@evpPatteri]

Hello, and i'm sorry for the text... NHL is all about stats. i miss stories behind players (characters etc)... there is most goals, passes, points, penalties, gaa, s% and so on... Of course these stats are the base of nhl ranking, but what i (need/want) is deeper "pointless :)" character knowledge. And thank you ohNyquist, i did subscribe :)

[@davin_n2418]

I agree with you options strongly

[@mapa6353]

OhNyqvuist against Finnish goalies part 2 :D First part was lastest video before this.

[@nolan401]

Do best goalie from each country

[@Chumbucket77]

Gorges vezna played on Montreal and was incredible, recording the first shutout in nhl history

[@chrisdoyle3210]

I think it would be dope if you did a top 10 for each major trophy (hart, conn smythe, vezina, Norris, Calder, Lindsay, selke, byng)

[@father042]

How about best defenseman from every team? Anaheim: Scott Niedermayer Arizona: Teppo Numminen Boston: Orr or Bouruque, impossible to pick just one Buffalo: Phil Housley Calgary: Al MacInnis Carolina: Glen Wesley Chicago: Most would say Duncan Keith but I'd say Doug Wilson Colorado: Adam Foote Columbus: Seth Jones/David Savard Dallas: Sergei Zubov easily Detroit: Do I really have to say it? Edmonton: Paul Coffey Florida: Robert Svehla I guess LA: Drew Doughty but HM to Rob Blake Minnesota: Ryan Suter Montreal: Larry Robinson Nashville: Shea Weber or Roman Josi New Jersey: really close between Niedermayer and Stevens, but I lean slightly towards Stevens NY Islanders: Denis Potvin (duh) NY Rangers: Brian Leetch Ottawa: Erik Karlsson, HM to Wade Redden Philadelphia: Mark Howe, HM: Eric Desjardins Pittsburgh: Kris Letang San Jose: Brent Burns, HM M.E. Vlasic St. Louis: Al MacInnis as well Tampa: Victor Hedman Toronto: Borje Salming Vancouver: Alexander Edler Vegas: Shea Theodore Washington: John Carlson HM, Calle Johansson and Scott Stevens Winnipeg: Dustin Byfuglien

[@That90sShow]

LMAO... Impossible to pick orr (arguably the greatest PLAYER of all time) over ray bourque? lmao

[@skierbigfoot1182]

Nyquist you should do a video on goalie trades or teams you never knew these goalies played for. I think goalie trades are looked over and some of them are wierd and unknown even if the goalies are star players.

[@kevnoxious]

I think for the Rangers Henrik Lundqvist is great but I'd give the nod to Mike Richter. Also didnt know Walter Brodas real name as he was always referenced as Turk. Good video

[@davidheit7475]

Here's a few more not mentioned: Arizona: Nikolai Khabibulin, Darcy Kuemper Boston: Gerry Cheevers Calgary: Mike Vernon Carolina: Arturs Irbe, Sean Burke Chicago: Ed Belfour Dallas: Cesar Maniago*, Ed Belfour Florida: John Vanbiesbrouck LA: Rogie Vachon Rangers: Ed Giacomin...also, "Mike Richer"? Ottawa: Damian Rhodes, Patrick Lalime Philadelphia: Pelle Lindbergh (RIP) San Jose: Arturs Irbe St. Louis: Glenn Hall, Jordan Binnington Tampa Bay: Nikolai Khabibulin Toronto: Curtis Joseph Washington: Don Beaupre, Jim "The Net Detective" Carey

[@IcePlays]

You're 100% right with Parent for the Flyers, anyone who would argue Hextall probably isn't all that knowledgeable about the Flyers

[@matthewhobbs81]

Ice - Chill Out and Play Games, I'd put hextall third behind Lindbergh. That was an nhl career, that sadly was taken away far too soon.

[@andygibbersony]

Bobby lou making the list twice, whatta legend!

[@cliffK29]

Completely agree with Lu, Kirk is a very close second.

[@sadducksfan3196]

Can you do best goalie tandems

[@brendanorourke4727]

Solid list. I think I had more disagreement in the honorable mentions than the number 1 picks. Nikolai Khabibulin has to be honorably mentioned with Tampa, Vernon in Calgary, and Price, great as he is, can't touch Roy, Plante and Dryden's accomplishments. However, Ed Belfour needs to bump Turco to an honorable mention in Dallas. Eddie won a cup, took them to the finals against NJ and would most definitely have won more if he wasn't competing against three dynasty worthy teams in Col, NJ and Det.

[@cherkovision]

Tiny Thompson over Tim Thomas? Meh. Thompson may have had 4 Vezinas, but it was an era when only 6-8 goalies played a significant number of games. Thomas only had 2 Vezinas, but it was an era when 30-35 goalies played a significant number of games. A modern Vezina is worth 4-5 Original-Six Vezinas.

[@sleezyastheocean]

I became a born again hockey fan. Best Team sport.

[@broadstreetbullies849]

Why wasn't Washington's Olaf Kolzig (Ollie the Goalie)?

[@karelharper7740]

I'm at the Coyotes and I'm already assuming Pekka Rinne is for my Preds!

[@karelharper7740]

Hooray!

[@charleynewman4783]

Pekka Rinne by far

[@davidfleckenstein4521]

who ever's idea this was is a genius

[@Protoman85]

Can someone please explain to me that picture of Fleury and... a fish?

[@father042]

I'd honestly pick Belfour over Turco for Dallas and Mike Vernon over Kiprusoff for Flames because they won Stanley Cup with the team Also honorable mention to Glenn Hall for the Blackhawks and Khabibulin for Bolts

[@everetth-top4760]

100% agree with you on all of those counts.

[@johnnythemachine6949]

Wouldn't say so. The Teams of Calgary and Dallas were basically All Star Teams while during Kiprusoff's time there was Iginla and not much else. On paper they sholdn't have made that run to the Finals in '04. Would you say that Binnington is the greatest Goalie in Blues history just because of the Cup or that Richter was better than Lundqvist?

[@thedankswordsmantm]

Mike Vernon over Kipper? Are you mad?

[@everetth-top4760]

@@johnnythemachine6949 Yes. Backing your team to a Cup win is the ultimate goal of any goaltender, and they did it. Being great in the regular season is nice, but stepping it up during crunch time is what makes a goalie a legend.

[@johnnythemachine6949]

@@everetth-top4760 here's a what if scenario: If the Buffalo Sabres win the Cup next year (I don't believe it), is Linus Ullmark their greatest Goalie of all time? Over Hasek, Miller and Barrasso? Is Murray better than Fleury because he was the Starter in the Finals for two Cup runs while Fleury was only for one? Great goaltending can get a team deep in the Playoffs but you need a great overall team to win it all

[@watchingtheyellowcaryellowmang]

If you do another start bench cut I have one Patty Marleau Joe Thornton And Zdeno Chara

[@davidjorgensen877]

I was most curious who'd you'd pick for Montreal. Plante is a solid choice, but up against Dryden (6 cups and 5 Vezinas in only 7 full seasons of play) and Roy (singlehandedly won the cup for two mediocre teams, plus most wins all-time before Brodeur), that's a tight call. And let's not forget the likes of George Hainsworth (22 shutouts in a 44 game season!) or that guy they named the best goaltending trophy after! Then there's Carey Price (whom you mentioned), Bill Durnan, Gump Worsley, Bunny Larocque, Jose Theodore, Rogie Vachon. Clearly they are the most storied franchise in NHL history for a reason.

[@jmhouse7680]

Great choice for hasek

[@goalieg3391]

He didn't catch his mistake of Hasek winning 2 Harts

[@Jacks2022]

I mean it's a no brainer he is the GOAT

[@claytoncunningham8770]

@@Jacks2022 Hasek wishes he was as dominant as Dryden. 65% winning in the reg and 71% in the playoffs. Won the cup in 6/8 seasons played and the Vezina in 5/7 seasons eligible.

[@evanburghardt742]

Wait what about for the wings he was rly good for them right?

[@jmhouse7680]

Evan Burghardt true

[@kristamacneil4961]

For Toronto btw What About Felix the cat/Felix potvin

[@17irod]

Def disagree with at least 5 picks! However keep up the hard work you put into these videos and the great topics you come up with! Kudos!!!

[@thomaskline]

Tony O was a great goalie, but Glen Hall won a cup in Chicago. He played over 500 consecutive games without a mask.

[@camero2596]

I agree with most of your choices, but was very surprised that for Dallas you chose Marty Turco over Ed Belfour! Sure Marty was good but Eddie the eagle took them to greatness, and to win the Stanley cup and almost back the next year!

[@OhNyquist]

That’s a really good point. Winning the cup with Belfour in net probably puts him a notch above Turco

[@chrispswann6825]

How about a video of the top ten best captains in the NHL

[@idiotcow3721]

It is just painful being a Sharks fan and knowing that we had Thomas Greiss and Alex Stalock as backups earlier this decade and got rid of them both.

[@busteroaks402]

Kinda missed the Urbe mention on the Sharks!

[@Pokemonmaster150b]

@@busteroaks402 Sharks fan here. I think Irbe is more of a cult hero than a truly elite goalie. His stats were kinda mediocre, and weren't as impressive as those of Nabokov, Niemi, Vernon, and even Jones. That being said, he does hold a special place in San Jose's hearts as one of our first stars (alongside Falloon, Wilson, Ozolinsh, Larionov, Makarov, and Whitney)

[@busteroaks402]

@@Pokemonmaster150b I'm an old goalie and was a Sharks fan when he played...I can still remember him missing games at the beginning of a season because he was bitten by his dog! I remember when they were in the playoffs against my hometown Leafs, and cheering on San Jose! Man, I teased bad for that one! Oh well!

[@boredoutofmymind3929]

I watched all your videos

[@harleylol3537]

Hellebuyck could’ve won the Hart Trophy or at least be the runner up for it if the season didn’t end. He was doing so good this season

[@SageLakshmi]

I remember as a kid Roberto Luongo had a game for the Islanders where he made like 70 saves. Simply incredible goalie

[@cherkovision]

His single-game record as an Islander was 46. Preseason?

[@DizzyDez613]

For fun: Who’s the best goalie not featured in this video? Kelly Hrudey? Ed Belfour? Phil Esposito? Terry Sawchuk? Andy Moog? Mike Richter?

[@sapphire5392]

Lowkey the flower the best goalie of the 2010’s

[@samkoslosky]

For bruins I would have said Tuukka but I’m still fine with tiny

[@velvetplatz1024]

Just on toughness alone Tiny should win...I mean the guy NEVER wore a mask!!

[@joehayes5085]

Thomas

[@WristFreeze97]

People often forget that Tuukka has literally the second highest career save% in the history of the NHL for goalies with over 200 games, only behind Hasek. Never gets the praise he deserves, one of the best goalies of our era.

[@tulagi1]

I'm throwing Cheezy in there just because of his mask!

[@z_zubair0896]

Bro what about the Bulin wall for tb

[@artvandelheizen9114]

- Chicago I'd give it to Corey Crawford (2013 & 2015 Cup). - Pittsburgh I'd give it to Matt Murray (2016 & 2017 Cup) although Fleury for Vegas is 100% correct and probably a more popular pick for Pittsburgh. If Murray hasn't replaced Fleury in 2016 and 2017, I don't think they would have won those cups. Imagine Pittsburgh with only 1 Cup win in the Crosby era. I don't mind people disagreeing with me on this. I just feel Fleury has been amazing for Vegas, but he was hit and miss for Pittsburgh, despite being on the team for 3 cups. Murray has been solid the whole way for Pittsburgh and won 2 cups for them. I realize Fleury was there too, but I give more credit to Murray for the 2 recent Cup wins. Barrasso was also good. Picking Fleury is completely legitimate and probably more popular, but I prefer Murray. - Dallas it has to be Belfour. Won the cup in 1999. Had 14 wins in 2000 and 10 wins in 1998. His GAA and Save % were absolutely ridiculous during those 3 years in the playoffs. - Hasek is the greatest of all time. I 100% agree on that. If goalies today had to play with the same equipment he played with, he would still be the best today given his youth back. - Ilya Bryzgalov is not someone who I thought very highly of as a goalie, so it's hard for me to put him on this list. I'd say Mike Smith is a better pick for the Coyotes. It's a really tough one because the Coyotes haven't had much success yet. I understand why you picked Bryzgalov. Mike Smith won 9 playoff games in 2012 and played his heart out. That's why I'd prefer him.

[@doaftheloaf]

see, the problem with that is that the NHL existed before 2000. fleury has an argument, barrasso has an argument, but murray hasn't played long enough and now he's gone. and crawford? you're kidding, right? better than guys like hall, esposito, and belfour? complete ignorance of the history of the game.

[@DizzyDez613]

No honorable mention to Belfour in Dallas?! 😱

[@BoobootsM]

Marty was on St Louis

[@royjohnson6058]

I agree but for Dallas you should of given an honorable mention to Ed Belfour

[@Hilariumosis]

I figured playoff wins is not included in the number of wins? I just checked on Lundqvist (first to mind due to the current situation with him) and found an article of him reaching 500 games won back in november 2018 after a 2-1 victory over Dallas Stars...

[@thedankswordsmantm]

Patrick Roy was MTL's goat in net and they gave him away 🤣

[@AdamSandler.]

That’s my boy Martin man he is good look at those stats woohoo

[@EDE20052]

Nicklas Bäckström is absolutely wild goat goalie

[@porkwop1546]

It was absolutely criminal that luongo didn't win the vezina in 2007. he had 47 wins, was beaten out by one win from brodeur who played behind a much better new jersey defence. Also he was 3rd runner up for the hart trophy that year where as brodeur was not in the hart debate. So wtf how does that make any sense. Luongo literally carried that canucks team to the playoffs

[@Pokemonmaster150b]

Just for LOLs: Carolina and Chicago: Scott Darling NY Islanders: Rick DiPietro San Jose: Chris Terreri and (Regular Season) Martin Jones Montreal: Red Light Racicot Toronto: Andrew Raycroft, Jonathan Bernier, and Vesa Toskala Detroit: Jimmy Howard New Jersey: (late career) Corey Schneider NY Rangers: Al Montoya St Louis: Roman Turek and Jake Allen Buffalo: Carter Hutton

[@a1driver982]

Chris Terrari did better for New Jersey backing up Brodour.

[@Pokemonmaster150b]

@@a1driver982 Yeah, he was not starter material. To be fair, San Jose was pretty bad when he was there. Not even Belfour could save us that season.

[@DJ33970]

I know it's been mentioned already a couple times but I'd be picking the Bulin Wall over Vasy until Vasy wins a cup. Think I would pick Belfour over Turco too because Belfour won a cup and lost in the finals. Turco wasn't able to get the Stars back to the final.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Oooo Kipper. I’d also argue it could be Vernon too as he was able to win a cup, however Kipper is a great pick.

[@Pzyk0s]

Bruh, no

[@yoshijojojo2998]

I was thinking the same. Understand his choice with Kiprusoff, Vernon would've been a very good choice.

[@That90sShow]

@@yoshijojojo2998 Vernon was a useless BUM