| Martin Brodeur |
| Martin Pierre Brodeur Goalie Left-Handed Catcher Height: 6' 2", Weight: 215 pounds Born: 5.6.72 Montreal, Quebec |
| How he arrived: Via Entry Draft How he left: Still Active With The Devils |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise |
I just KNOW I'm gonna sound redundant as I talk about Marty here.
At the same time, though, what he's meant to the Devils and hockey in general is that important.
I mean, quick reflexes, VERY quick glove hand, does well at playing the angles, excellent puck handler, innovator of the
half-butterfly...
Calder Winner, multitime Vezina winner, multitime Jennings winner, consistently mentioned as a candidate for the Hart...
Stanley Cup champion, Olympic champion, World Cup champion, record breaker...
And this is WITHOUT going into detail.
Of course, using the phrase "best goalie in the world" would have sufficed.
And after he retires, so will "best goalie ever." No disrespect to his idol and all the other greats in the game, either.
At the same time, though, what he's meant to the Devils and hockey in general is that important.
I mean, quick reflexes, VERY quick glove hand, does well at playing the angles, excellent puck handler, innovator of the
half-butterfly...
Calder Winner, multitime Vezina winner, multitime Jennings winner, consistently mentioned as a candidate for the Hart...
Stanley Cup champion, Olympic champion, World Cup champion, record breaker...
And this is WITHOUT going into detail.
Of course, using the phrase "best goalie in the world" would have sufficed.
And after he retires, so will "best goalie ever." No disrespect to his idol and all the other greats in the game, either.
| Entry Draft: 1990 First Round Pick (20th overall) by the New Jersey Devils |
| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
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