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| willus3 |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 06:57:48
Who's the best goalie you've seen play?
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| GOWINGS19 |
Posted - 05/16/2007 : 21:49:33
I just remember when i used to play on like the super nintendo and such trading off the wings goalies for roy and potvin...for some reason i just loved potvin haha
"I don’t need to score the goal. I need someone to start thinking about me and forgetting about scoring goals." -Vladmir Konstantinov |
| Guest9910 |
Posted - 05/16/2007 : 21:07:18
Patrick Roy is the best I've ever seen.
Tretiak is the best I haven't seen (I think). |
| I HATE CROSBY |
Posted - 05/16/2007 : 01:04:54
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Originally posted by PuckNuts
Felix Potvin...
Lead, follow, or get out of the way...
Hahahahahaha....Oh man, I was a huge Potvin fan growing up. He was bar far my favorite as a kid. And I loved his comeback with the Kings after the Nucks nearly ruined him. I got to say, although the leafs are my favorite team, I was absolutely disgusted with how they treated Felix in 98. Getting Cujo was fine, but they should have traded felix right away, instead of leaving him hanging for 1/2 a year.
However as I aged, I realized how great Roy was THROUGHOUT his career. I personally believe Roy is the best PLAYER of all-time. He was effective THROUGHOUT his career. He has almost every playoff record. he has the most Conne-Smythes, the most playoff games, and the most p-off wins (I think). And the amazing part is, he didn't drag out his career like so many other players. Did Wayne, Mario, Mess or Howe leave the game as an effective player? NO!!!!!! (Bobby Orr did, but Roy's career was much longer)..Anyone whoever claims Brodeur was better than Roy is dead to me (in hockey terms)....Roy reinvented goaltending. The 80's was loaded with sieves, than some very young kid steals the show in the 86 p-offs with his fancy modern day butterfly style, and a whole new wave of goaltenders is born. For a while there, it seemed the majority of up-and-coming goalies were from Quebec. this isn't coincidence, this is because they all had an idol by the name of Roy. Roy was Marty's hero as a teenager (although Marty doesn't use the same style of goaltending that Patrick did). But Look at Luongo and Fluery, they are the offspring of the style Roy popularized. Watch any QMJHL hockey game, you'll see nothing but mini-Roy's.
You may not agree that Roy is the best player of all-time, but I hope you can all admit that Roy was the best Playoff performer of all-time.
Sugar Ray over Hasek any day! |
| number1leafsfan |
Posted - 05/11/2007 : 14:29:48
Best ive seen retired: Patrick Roy
Best ive seen Current: Brodeur
Best Ever: Sawchuk or Roy
I am what I am- Sid The Kid |
| tctitans |
Posted - 05/11/2007 : 10:27:12
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Originally posted by fly4apuckguy
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Originally posted by tctitans
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Originally posted by Beans15
Grant Fuhr in his prime. He practially invented the glove save in the splits. His GAA wasn't great, but how many break aways or 2 on 1's did his face as an Oiler?? He was so athletic and had such great flexability. He was fun to watch.
Fuhr was never a top goalie. He made some great saves when they counted, was overall solid, but never elite.
Tell that to the Hall of Fame committee. He's inducted (2003). They don't usually put in "solid" goalies.
That's what great teams and Stanley Cups will do for you... |
| GOWINGS19 |
Posted - 05/11/2007 : 10:21:30
Brodeur and Roy...they are amazing goalies
"I don’t need to score the goal. I need someone to start thinking about me and forgetting about scoring goals." -Vladmir Konstantinov |
| fly4apuckguy |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 22:24:54
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Originally posted by tctitans
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Originally posted by Beans15
Grant Fuhr in his prime. He practially invented the glove save in the splits. His GAA wasn't great, but how many break aways or 2 on 1's did his face as an Oiler?? He was so athletic and had such great flexability. He was fun to watch.
Fuhr was never a top goalie. He made some great saves when they counted, was overall solid, but never elite.
Tell that to the Hall of Fame committee. He's inducted (2003). They don't usually put in "solid" goalies.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. - Gretz |
| tctitans |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 21:52:57
oh.. yeah... and I'd have to take the boring (common) answer and say Brodeur. |
| tctitans |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 21:48:47
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Originally posted by Beans15
Grant Fuhr in his prime. He practially invented the glove save in the splits. His GAA wasn't great, but how many break aways or 2 on 1's did his face as an Oiler?? He was so athletic and had such great flexability. He was fun to watch.
Fuhr was never a top goalie. He made some great saves when they counted, was overall solid, but never elite. |
| fly4apuckguy |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 21:33:40
He may not be in my top ten all-time, but the best performance ever was by Curtis Joseph when he was with the Blues in 1992-93.
They did not make the finals, but he was as outstanding as any goalie ever has been or ever will be in those 10 or 11 games.
Ever...my heart says Ken Dryden, but I know it is probably Patrick Roy.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. - Gretz |
| Beans15 |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 18:47:41
Grant Fuhr in his prime. He practially invented the glove save in the splits. His GAA wasn't great, but how many break aways or 2 on 1's did his face as an Oiler?? He was so athletic and had such great flexability. He was fun to watch. |
| PuckNuts |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 11:03:38
Felix Potvin...
Lead, follow, or get out of the way... |
| hithere311 |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 07:28:53
Yeah, then Brodeur and Roy. |
| willus3 |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 07:19:40
Doesn't have to be in person, no.
"You are not your desktop wallpaper" |
| hithere311 |
Posted - 05/10/2007 : 07:12:36
In person or ever?
If ever I'm all for Roy and Brodeur. |
