Brodeur believed that revoking the trapezoid could result in more scoring and more exciting games. He explained, "If you give the liberty to the goalies to play the puck, they'll mess up more than they're successful.
He also expressed his concern for defencemen, "It's a no-brainer if they want to start to eliminate these huge hits for the defencemen Whenever my defencemen or somebody was getting a big hit, I felt guilty that I let that guy get hit like that.
Now, I've got to sit and watch all the time You've got to try to find something because so many guys are getting hurt.
At the time of his statement, Devils defencemen Paul Martin, Johnny Oduya and Bryce Salvador were all out of the line-up with injuries. Ultimately the suggestion was rejected and the rule stayed in place. Former Maple Leafs' general manager Brian Burke said, "We had originally approved a rule where the goaltenders couldn't handle the puck behind the net at all. The game was turning into a tennis match. You'd dump it in and the goalie would throw it out and now with the soft chip into the corner it turns into a puck battle and a forecheck opportunity, which is what we wanted.
In the —06 season, he posted 43 wins, adding onto his NHL records of what were now five win seasons and ten consecutive win seasons. After struggling early in the season, Brodeur improved play later on made him a finalist for the Vezina Trophy for the third straight year and helped lead the Devils to a surprising comeback in the last two months of the season that resulted in them winning the Atlantic Division in the final game of the year.
In the first round of the playoffs, he won a postseason series against the Rangers for the first time in his career, leading the Devils to a four-game sweep, but a 4—1 series loss to the Carolina Hurricanes eliminated the Devils in the next round. On December 8, , he posted a 2—0 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers for his nd career win, moving him into second place on the all-time list ahead of Ed Belfour.
Just a few weeks later, on December 26, , Brodeur beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3—0 to record his 85th career shutout, moving him past Glenn Hall for third place on that all-time list and first place among all active goalies. On February 1, , Brodeur beat the Philadelphia Flyers 6—5 in overtime to take the all-time lead in overtime non-shootout wins with 45, passing Roy.
The Devils' first 38 wins of the season were all with Brodeur in net, leading him to set a NHL record for most consecutive wins for a team.
On April 3, , Brodeur tied the NHL record for most wins in a single season with 47, set by Bernie Parent in —74, in a 2—1 shootout victory against the Ottawa Senators. Two days later, he broke the record with his 48th win in a 3—2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers, which helped the Devils clinch the Atlantic Division title.
However, he rebounded to finish the series, and helped the team advance in six games, while passing Grant Fuhr for second place in all-time playoff victories. In the second round against the Ottawa Senators, the Devils were defeated in five games as the Senators scored 15 goals during the series. In the —08 season, Brodeur became the second goalie in NHL history to reach wins with a victory against the Flyers on November 17, ; the only other goalie to achieve the feat is Roy.
He was also named the starting goalie for the Eastern Conference in the —08 NHL All Star Game in Atlanta; however, he was unable to participate because of a family obligation. After losing a bitter series against the rival Rangers in the opening round of the NHL playoffs, Brodeur refused to shake Sean Avery's hand. During game three of the series, in an unusual move, Avery turned to face Brodeur during a 5-on-3 power play, and began waving his hands and stick in front of Brodeur's face in an effort to distract him.
The day after this game the NHL announced that it had revised its unsportsmanlike conduct rule now known as "The Sean Avery Rule" effectively outlawing such antics. Brodeur started wearing a new painted mask design for the —09 NHL season with a stylized "MB30" on the front, replacing the "J" that had been on his mask for nearly his entire NHL career.
During a game on November 1, , Brodeur suffered from a "bruised elbow" which would later be diagnosed as a torn distal biceps tendon, making it the first major injury in his career. Following surgery on November 6, , he would miss 16 weeks of the season before playing his next game on February 26, Upon returning from the injury, he registered a 4—0 shutout against the Colorado Avalanche for his 99th career shutout.
Beginning in , Brodeur broke a number of career records for goaltenders. He missed 50 games in the —09 season, but a winning streak upon his return pushed him near the NHL's all-time win record. On March 14, , the Devils defeated the Canadiens 3—1 to give him the st win of his career, tying him with Roy for the NHL record. Brodeur topped another of Roy's previous marks on November 27, as he set the record for the most minutes played in the NHL, which had been 60, Brodeur's 1,th career appearance which happened on December 18, , broke Roy's record of 1, He also set the mark for the most regular-season shutouts with a 4—0 win against the Penguins on December 21, breaking Sawchuk's record of On December 30, , Brodeur and the Devils shut out the Penguins, 2—0.
It was his th career shutout, giving him the all-time professional record, surpassing George Hainsworth's total of combined in the NHL 94 and Western Canada Hockey League On April 6, , Brodeur reached his th career win by defeating the Thrashers 3—0. This was also his th career shutout. He also won his fifth Jennings Trophy and had the third-best GAA in the league, leading his team to back-to-back division wins that included a 6—0 regular-season sweep of the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins.
However, the Devils lost in the first round of the playoffs, losing to the seventh-seeded Flyers in five games. Brodeur had a 5—18—1 stretch to begin the —11 season as New Jersey slumped to the bottom of the NHL. Although the Devils improved in the second half of the season, they didn't reach the playoffs. Brodeur recorded 23 wins and a 2.
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Former New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur appears to have had a change of heart in his retirement plans. But when Roy retired after the season at the age of 37 it was a shock. Martin Brodeur. Martin Brodeur 7 of 7 The greatest of all time for a reason: Martin Brodeur holds records for career wins, games played, shutouts, playoff shutouts, saves and minutes.
He had a 2. Individual awards. No matter the job, Brodeur's career has taken him back to New Jersey. The year-old Brodeur, a future first-ballot Hall of Famer, played the previous 21 seasons with the New Jersey Devils, with whom he won of his … On Tuesday, Brodeur, now the assistant general manager for the St.
Louis Blues, had his No. Using your logic, he was better at the age of 37 than he was at At the end of last season, Martin Brodeur left the door open for a comeback. Brodeur rejoined the Devils on Wednesday as executive vice president of business development, a shift from the hockey management job he held for three … The guy is 6'5" , he's a big boy to play the game with the finesse he has out there.
Career games played, wins and shutouts leader Martin Brodeur figured he weighed 2 or 3 pounds more at the end of a game than the start, just from … The year-old Brodeur formally announced his retirement Thursday to take a front-office position with St. Louis, where he wrapped up his career after 21 outstanding years with the Devils.
Many think he should have retired that way. Brodeur believes he still has plenty to offer to a team, but at the same time wants to ensure he finds the right situation.
He then retired again only to return and play for the Minnesota Vikings. NHL]He retired Jan. He jumped to the AHL as a year-old in , where he … Brodeur believes he still has plenty to offer to a team, but at the same time wants to ensure he finds the right situation.
After almost 50 years of marriage, the love of my life died on his 72nd birthday, surrounded by me, our son and his wife. Chris Terreri was drafted by the Devils in , 85th overall, and played parts of 12 seasons with the club.
Erickson was the last Devils player to wear the now retired 30, prior to Martin Brodeur. How much do you know about dinosaurs? Patrick Roy. Brodeur retired last season after playing seven games with the St. Louis Blues, where he now serves as an assistant general manager. Brodeur racked up a record, 2.
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