Who is the best goaltender in NHL history?

Butterfly pioneers, acrobatic shot-stoppers, iron-man legends, and modern fortress keepers — these netminders redefined the position in completely different ways. Who takes the top spot?

1

Patrick Roy

The two-time Stanley Cup winner with Montreal and two with Colorado who popularized the butterfly style and won three Conn Smythe Trophies.

1000pts

2

Martin Brodeur

New Jersey Devils legend who holds the all-time records for wins and shutouts, winning three Stanley Cups with the Devils' defensive dynasty.

769pts

3

Roberto Luongo

Two-time Olympic gold medalist for Canada and a consistently elite netminder across 19 NHL seasons despite never capturing the Stanley Cup.

385pts

4

Henrik Lundqvist

New York Rangers icon and 2012 Vezina Trophy winner who anchored Broadway for 15 seasons and is considered the best goalie never to win a Cup.

385pts

5

Jacques Plante

Montreal Canadiens pioneer who won six Stanley Cups and seven Vezina Trophies while becoming the first goalie to regularly wear a mask.

384pts

6

Grant Fuhr

Edmonton Oilers dynasty goalie who won five Stanley Cups backing the most explosive offensive team in NHL history.

384pts

7

Terry Sawchuk

Detroit Red Wings icon who set the long-standing shutout record of 103 and won four Stanley Cups with a career .929 save percentage.

231pts

8

Glenn Hall

Nicknamed Mr. Goalie, he played 502 consecutive complete games — an unbreakable iron-man record — and won three Stanley Cups.

231pts

9

Ken Dryden

Montreal Canadiens cornerstone who won six Stanley Cups in just eight NHL seasons, retiring at his peak to pursue a law career.

1pts

10

Dominik Hasek

The acrobatic Czech known as the Dominator, winner of six Vezina Trophies and two Hart Trophies — the only goalie to win the MVP award twice.

1pts

11

Ed Belfour

Known as Eddie the Eagle, he won the Calder, two Vezina Trophies, and one Stanley Cup while posting 484 career wins.

1pts

12

Marc-Andre Fleury

Three-time Stanley Cup winner with Pittsburgh who amassed 573 career wins — second only to Brodeur — across a 20-year career.

1pts