MARTIN BRODEUR Will he break PATRICK ROY records (Is he #1!!?)?
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Before the lock-out, Brodeur was ahead on almost every Roy records at same point in his career.  Unfortunatly, a complete season lost is what could prevent Brodeur of beating Roy's records
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It will probably be a capable veteran. I think he was a bit tired at the end of the season. Afterall, the Swedish elite league doesn't play as many games as the nhl. So he is use to the work load YET. So my predictions are that they'll go for someone like Osgood or Belfour. Someone that can step in not be as shaky as say an inexpierenced goaltender.
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yes: no one can come close to the goal hes had in a season.veterans that are retiring from the NHL arent even close to the total number of gretzky.
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I am not nervous but I am excited!! I feel like I've been waiting my whole life to see Rod Brind'Amour lift a Stanley Cup, even if it won't be for the Flyers!!!
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Sorry to say this but no... He is a very good player but with all the hype over Crosby and Ovechkin, Phaneuf will be overlooked.
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No he is tied for 1st place...one more and he is at the top !
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INSANE QUESTION:  Theodore was a flash in the pan.  He's done.  Huet is better than Theodore, that's why he's gone.  Patrick Roy is one of the best if not the best goaltenders of all time!
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Sorry Billy you are wrong... \n\nEven if we count the entire 89-90 season for Lemieux has got a total of 838 points in the '80 (don't forget he only start in the 84-85 season.\n\nThe right answer is... Peter Stastny. When he was trade to the New Jersey Devils in 1989 Peter had already 1048 points in the '80. He is the second player the get the 1000 point during a decade.
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bfren1 is obviously a hockey expert \n ;) \nGreg?!?!?  lol \nit is CRAIG MACTAVISH\n\nthe OILERS CAN WIN THE STANLEY CUP!
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1.) Patrick Roy; #1 in wins and his playoff feats will never be touched.\n2.) Terry Sawchuk; to accomplish what this guy did in the pre-mask era is amazing.\n3.) Glenn Hall; "Mr. Goalie" set an NHL record 502 consecutive games (many of which before wearing a mask) is unrivaled.\n\n   Honourable mention would have to go to Jacques Plante, because without him, many of us goalies would not be as lucky as we are.
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my three top current goalies:  brodeur,  roloson and vokoun\ntop future goalies:  lundqvist, ward, miller\ntop past goalies:  roy, sawchuck, and fuhr\nthere are a few great goalies like san jose's toskala, anaheim's giguiere, and calgary's kiprusoff.  i can list more but it'll take me ages to do that.  roy won the most games.  sawchuck has the most shutouts but brodeur is closing in on him fast.  fuhr was just a great goalie.
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I am a huge Al's fan and would love for them to win... obviously.\n\nI am not expecting them to win because BC has been so consistant through the season and layed a whoopin on a Rider team that were on a roll. I'm a little scared it's going to be a blowout and I won't be very happy the next morning.\n\nMy prediction... BC 38 Montreal 24\n\nI hope I'm wrong and I will still be cheering on my Al's. Hopefully Cahoon has the best game of his life and wins the game single-handled.
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Sad to say it is over. It was fun to watch and I wish he had broken the record. But even though he was 18 games away from the record, 18 games is HUGE on the tail end of that chase. If that record is ever broken, it will be a LONG time. Probably someone who won’t be born for a long time will eventually do it. That is a very tough record to break; I give him props for going 38. Had he continued it beyond today as the games got closer and closer to the Record 56 the pressure would have become really intense. I think it already was. In the long run, it is better for him and his team. Now he is out of the Limelight and can focus on what is most important, his team winning.
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Kevin Martin is going to win it for sure since he is puting up over 20 points a game every night. He is currently averaging 24.6 points a game.\nI agree that Andres Biedrins is defently a candidate for most improved player of the year, but it's going to go to Kevin Martin.
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He's a pretty good player. I can't wait to see where he goes. Maybe the NHL should look for some more players from Slovenia, since he's this good!!!
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I think you will see Barthez to start, due to his experience.  However, if he falters at all, you will see him pulled very quickly in favor of Coupet.
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I can't remember the guy's name...but he was with Les Nordiques just before they went to Colorado.  He played against the Bruins in Boston,  stopped about 69 shots and earned his team a tie,  the score MIGHT have been 3-3...does anyone remember the fellow?...and THAT was the greatest performance of all time!