Who is the best Goalie in NHL ?
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I think the best goalie in the league is Brodeur.  Hasek did really well when he wasn't injured, but Emery has done well for the Sens since then.  I think the most valuable goaltender in the league is Kiprusoff of the Flames.  I don't think they would have made the playoffs without him.  On the losing side, Fernandez did well without the right defence for the Wild.  Based on you question though, I'd go with Kiprusoff of Calgary.
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Defense : Chris Pronger\nOffense : Jaromir Jagr\nGoalie : Martin Brodeur\nBest Comeback Player : Teemue Selanne\nBest Offseason Aquistion : Paul Kariya\nBest Inseason Aquistion : Joe Thornton\n\nyou choose of those six
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Right now when healthy it's either Forsberg or Jagr.\nIn a couple of years it's going to be Ovechkin. He's only 20 and he's already one of the most exciting players to watch.
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I'll take Bobby Orr, the man changed the way the game is played and would have been even better if he could have played longer.  Not that the Great one but remember the Oilers won a cup without him and the Bruins haven't won since Orr left
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If you had to choose one team, I think the 70-79 Red Army team was the best.  Not only did they beat the All-Starts from the NHL the WHA, and the best teams the NHL and WHA had to offer, they dominated the sport at such a high level that they were unbeatable. They won 7 World Championships, 2 Olympic Gold Medals.  With wingers like Valery Kharlamov and Boris Mikhailov, Centered by Valdimir Petrov they created one of the greatest and most dangerous scoring lines of all-time and with the greatest goalie of his time Vladislav Tretiak. I don’t even think the great Canadians or Oilers teams could have beaten them in there Prime
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Close but no.  Pronger has been great, but as a team the Oilers were consistent and Roloson was HOT.  He is actually third this year so far behind:  Joe Sakic and Scott Neidermayer.  Colorado would not be in the 2nd round but for the leadership of Sakic.  This is his team and he shows up every night and leads the charge.  Neidermayer was the best player in the Ducks-Flames series and stabalizes the whole team.  So my top 3 are all out West.  Which means someone from the East will win the Cup.  My pick as of today: New Jersey
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I love the Oilers, they will win Lord Stanley's Cup this year.  Roloson had one of the best passes I have ever seen from a goalie and it looked like he was a forwars.
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i say there are too many greats still playing but i will name a few based on their skills and leadership: steve yzerman(great leader, in top 10 list with points), lidstrom-great 2 way defenseman, crosby (future star with great potential), jagr- pure scorer, joe sakic- great leader, chelios- oldest defenseman in nhl today, mario lemieux-great scorer and leader, and gretzky- top point leader of all time.  some of thoese players will be retiring soon so i thought i mention them as greats.
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Forwards - Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux and Gordie Howe\n\nDefensemen - Bobby Orr and Ray Bourque\n\nGoalies - (#1A & 1B) - Dominic Hasek and Ken Dryden\n\nCoach - (old time hockey!) Toe Blake
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The best hockey skates are Bauer Vapor XX or Vapor XXX because they are so lite.\n\nThe best hockey sticks is an Easton Synergy either the green one or the silver with red or silver with blue.
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I would try to find out who looks after some of the top NHL goalies. I had read somewhere that IMG is by far one of the top athletic management firms in the world... this was several years ago. IMG's website does say they look after 60 NHL players... doesn't seem like a lot but they have some big names.
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I am going to go with Stouffville because their goalie is being scouted by the Lightning and we need good goalie!
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Wayne Gretzky!! He was so amazing... when I was young I used to watch him play with the Oilers and I had to find ways to watch the games cause my mother wanted me to go to bed. The stats talk for themselves. Best goalscorer, more assists than everybody has point... hold or share 61 record at the time he took his retirement on April 18 1999. It goes so fast... It will be the sixth anniversary of his birthday that day.
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Patrick Roy... Hands down.\n\nNumber 1 in career wins.\n4 Stanley Cup rings.\nThe only 3 time Conn-Smythe Trophy winner (playoff MVP)\n3 time Vezina Trophy winner.\nCarried the '93 Canadians in winning the Stanley Cup and won an NHL record 10 games in OT during that playoff run.
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Well, that would be the Great one: Wayne Gretzky.\nThere are so many now.......Messier, Lemiuex (sp), even Mr. McTavish himself.\nThis year I think that the likes of Smyth, Pisani, Torres, Pronger, Roloson,Markanen and others have done a great job!!!  Well done, Oilers!!!\nGO OILERS!!!!!  Stanley Cup 2006!!!!
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I think that the Anaheim Ducks are the team to beat next season.  Not only did they resign their leading scorer, Teemu Selanne, but they are loaded with young talent who picked up immeasurable experience in this year's playoffs, guys like Lupul, Penner, Getzlaff, Perry, McDonald, Kunitz, and Beauchemin to name some.  If they can settle on who their number one goalie will be, they will be extremely tough to beat.
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I'll give you my 10 Current C's\n\n 1. Steve Yzerman\n 2. Joe Sakic\n 3. Mats Sundin\n 4. Daniel Alfredson\n 5. Jerome Iginla\n 6. Mike Modano\n 7. Matias Norstrom\n 8. Saku Koivu\n 9. Jason Smith\n10. Shane Doan\n\nI know Scott Neidermayer should be up there.  But I'm mad at him for leaving my Devils for the STOOPID Mighty Klucks!!!