Yeah and Broeduers only 34 soo he could have another 5 good seasons if he stays healthy

Just imagine how many more shutouts Hasek could of had if he actually started playing when he was drafted by Chicago in '83 I believe it was.

If you want to talk about crowning achievements, what about Vanbriesbrouck's (sp?) effort in the '96 playoffs? He almost won the Conn Smythe trophy and his team lost.

I can't think about the Beezer anymore without remembering how he had to wear diapers towards the end of his career lol

This is a no brainer the best goalie of all time to this date is Patrick Roy

I also think it's Patrick Roy but it's not as clear cut as you seem to think. A very good argument c an be made for Brodeur.

Grew up watchin' "Tony O".

Jacques Plante

I think Roy should be first

roy brodeur sawchuk and benedict even though most of them were before my time but ROY #1

Harry Lumley,Bruce Gamble,Cesare Maniago,Bernie Parent,Gerry Cheevers,Ed Giacomin,Eddy Johnston,Felix Potvin,Mike Palmateer-Maybe Not Greats But Were Steady!