Who is the greatest NHL goalie of all time?

By YPB Team

A debate as old as the sport itself: which goalie was truly the greatest ever to guard the crease? From Patrick Roy's clutch playoff brilliance to Martin Brodeur's unmatched consistency, cast your vote for the best between the pipes.

  1. Ed Belfour — ranked #11
    Ed Belfour
    Won the Cup with Dallas in 1999, finished with 484 wins, and earned the nickname 'Eddie the Eagle' for his intense competitive spirit.
    1000pts
  2. Connor Hellebuyck — ranked #22
    Connor Hellebuyck
    Three-time Vezina Trophy winner and two-time Hart finalist who led the Winnipeg Jets to their first Stanley Cup championship.
    844pts
  3. Gerry Cheevers — ranked #33
    Gerry Cheevers
    Iconic for his stitched-mask artwork, he was the clutch backbone of two Stanley Cup-winning Boston Bruins teams in the 1970s.
    844pts
  4. Glenn Hall — ranked #44
    Glenn Hall
    Known as 'Mr. Goalie,' he played 502 consecutive complete games without a mask and won three Vezina Trophies.
    682pts
  5. Curtis Joseph — ranked #55
    Curtis Joseph
    Nicknamed 'CuJo,' famous for jaw-dropping reflex saves and one of the most iconic painted masks in NHL history.
    584pts
  6. Marc-Andre Fleury — ranked #66
    Marc-Andre Fleury
    Won three Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh and one Vezina Trophy, beloved by fans across the league for his personality and acrobatic saves.
    584pts
  7. Grant Fuhr — ranked #77
    Grant Fuhr
    Backbone of the Edmonton Oilers dynasty that won five Stanley Cups, selected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2003.
    454pts
  8. Henrik Lundqvist — ranked #88
    Henrik Lundqvist
    Played 15 seasons for the New York Rangers, winning the 2012 Vezina Trophy and earning the nickname 'The King' for his commanding style.
    454pts
  9. Andrei Vasilevskiy — ranked #99
    Andrei Vasilevskiy
    Led the Tampa Bay Lightning to back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2020 and 2021, winning the Vezina Trophy and Conn Smythe along the way.
    454pts
  10. Ken Dryden — ranked #1010
    Ken Dryden
    Won six Stanley Cups in just eight seasons with Montreal and compiled a stunning 2.24 career GAA despite retiring at his peak.
    273pts
  11. Bernie Parent — ranked #1111
    Bernie Parent
    Won back-to-back Stanley Cups and Conn Smythe Trophies with the Broad Street Bullies era Philadelphia Flyers.
    273pts
  12. Dominik Hasek — ranked #1212
    Dominik Hasek
    Six Vezina Trophies and two Hart Trophies make 'The Dominator' one of the most decorated goalies in league history.
    273pts
  13. Tony Esposito — ranked #1313
    Tony Esposito
    Made 15 shutouts in his very first NHL season and won three Vezina Trophies anchoring the Chicago Blackhawks net for 15 years.
    273pts
  14. Martin Brodeur — ranked #1414
    Martin Brodeur
    All-time NHL leader in wins (691), shutouts (125), and games played (1,266), winning three Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils.
    1pts
  15. Carey Price — ranked #1515
    Carey Price
    Won the Hart, Vezina, Jennings, and Masterson Trophies in the same 2015 season, cementing himself as a generational talent in Montreal.
    1pts
  16. Turk Broda — ranked #1616
    Turk Broda
    Led the Toronto Maple Leafs to five Stanley Cups and was renowned for his elite playoff performances, earning the nickname 'The Turk.'
    1pts
  17. Patrick Roy — ranked #1717
    Patrick Roy
    Four-time Stanley Cup champion who pioneered the butterfly style and won the Conn Smythe Trophy three times with Montreal and Colorado.
    1pts
  18. Terry Sawchuk — ranked #1818
    Terry Sawchuk
    Recorded 103 career shutouts and won four Stanley Cups, spending most of his career with the Detroit Red Wings.
    1pts

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