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-- Martin Brodeur goes for his 552nd win Tuesday vs. Blackhawks
Martin Brodeur goes for his 552nd win Tuesday vs. Blackhawks
And it's a home game. Who wants to join me? As of now I'm going by myself, but I know there's a few Devils fans in here. Anyone want to join? We can either do Ebay or the Devils ticket exchange, just wanna know by tomorrow night who's down to see some history made!!

I might go
a great accomplishment by brodeur although whichever titles he takes from roy we will always have june 9, 2001 to remind us who was better
and who the true roi/king between the pipes will always be
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| Originally posted by chimera66 a great accomplishment by brodeur although whichever titles he takes from roy we will always have june 9, 2001 to remind us who was better and who the true roi/king between the pipes will always be |
Brodeur's also an inch away from taking the shutout record. His overall domination of every aspect of the game shows which one's better. Not to mention, his personality and attitude toward the game and the respect of everyone from every team toward Brodeur (and lack thereof of Roy), put him a cut above Patrick.
Thats one of my Hockey Nights (when I play), would have loved to go, and now I have to watch the highlights. He will always be my all time fav. goalie,and the best that ever played the game
Easily one of the most dominant athletes in any sport over the last 15 years, but this story had me in stitches a few years back:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/blog/pu...a?urn=nhl,91034
no doubt marty will retire as one of the best but he's not the best. we are all biased but honestly head-to-head in the stanley cup final roy outplayed brodeur, won the cup and took home another mvp award. roy also did not have the same type of defense brodeur has been fortunate to have, yes roy had an incredible offense in front of him but that doesn't take away from his role on the team. i mean just think of what he did in montreal in 1986, purely amazing for rookie goalie. i wish i was old enough to have seen that stanley cup run.
the man has three conn smythe trophies, marty is good but really come on not even a contest. brodeur can also thank roy for the olympic gold. in 2002 roy opted to sit out during the olympics which left his opening position open...marty no dobut played well but that team that year was amazing so no matter which guy they had canada would have won. roy was a cocky sob but he had every right to be because he was and always will be the best.
roy = roi = king.
Wai, i am seriously impressed with your knowledge of the nhl shenanigans
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| Originally posted by SebG Wai, i am seriously impressed with your knowledge of the nhl shenanigans |
However, knowledge and correctness are two separate things, and she's definitely wrong about Roy. Brodeur's dethroning him as we speak, and you could see it in Roy's face that he is realizing it!!!
now that's not fair. i know what i know because i've been a hockey fan since i was little. also i'm a huge avalanche fan
. as for roy, of course he's unhappy! marty is taking away his titles but ultimately we need to look past number of wins. the devils are a great hockey organization obviously but their defense has always been top notch which has greatly helped brodeur. another thing we can credit to my guy roy is the butterfly goalie technique. really look around the league right now and see how many guys do that. he was first, he really revolutionized goaltending in the nhl. there will always be guys like a dominic hasek with no technique and pure skill but think of what patrick did! he is legendary and will always be. in 2003 roy walked away from the game on his own terms...yes that andrew brunett goal will always leave a sour taste in my mouth BUT roy left the nhl fully capable of playing nhl level hockey but he just wanted more out of life.
anyhow, greatest goal roy. greatest hockey player is another debate...let me tell you his name is not wayne gretzky
GOT MY FUCKING TICKETS! section 16, row 21, seat 25
Sweet, frame that Tix when they win tonight!..
I always watch youtube clips of marty before every game I play..
such a classic style, screw that butterfly crap
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| Originally posted by chimera66 greatest hockey player is another debate...let me tell you his name is not wayne gretzky |
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| Originally posted by Scoops Its Bobby Orr |
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GO MARTY!!!!

Eco you bastard, you saw a great game and History tonight, and MB cutting the net was CLASSIC!!!....See you all in the FINALS, as Avery will be home shedding some tears!
Dude is def one of the BEST ever but he had a great defense plus the trap on his side.
My $.02 = Roy > Brodeur even though he is an asshat.
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| Originally posted by chimera66 defense brodeur has been fortunate to have |
i understand where you are coming from but you can't deny he had a fantastic defense in front of him for a considerable amount of time. i'm not taking away that's he's fantastic at what he does because the facts are he has more wins than anyone ever. in the last fifteen years the two standout teams are the red wings and devils without a doubt. right now the devils are playing exciting hockey, they aren't the boring trap team they once were. people are always going to bring that up because they did it so well and had great success. yes the team has changed obviously they all do but my point is it is not just about stats. although biased i honestly don't think he's the best. until he does something to revolutionize the game i will always see him as a great goalie who excelled at playing the game as it is.
also, if you ask non-biased parties (excludes the two of us) brodecur woud not be the overwhelming. honestly i think most would say roy but there are going to be a good chunk of people who would toss out a name like dominic hasek. despite my absolute disdain for his style he was incredible. basically what i'm saying is with these records or not he isn't the clear cut best goalie of all time. yes he'll have the wins but are numbers pure indicators of who is or is not the best? i think that's too simple of a way to view things. how about someone like tretiak? he played on the red army team in the 70s but i don't think he ever played in the nhl although he is considered one of the best goalies to have ever played the game. just because someone like carey price has more wins in the nhl than he does doesn't make him better. don't get solely wrapped up in numbers.
also, broducer did play with a superior defense for many years you can't deny that because that's a fact. i wasn't saying he's always had a top defense but for a good chunk of his career he has. roy's defenses were not to the same level of effectiveness. i don't want to take away from brodeur's accomplishment but i don't like hearing "he broke 551 therefore he's the best." i hope brodeur continues playing for a long time and gets past 600 but he's gotta do more in my opinon to be considered the best ever.
Dont forget they changed the rules due to Marty also, his puck skills are the best ever, hence why we see the red lines behind the goal net.
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| Originally posted by DJ Eco rereading your reply from before, i have to set the record straight. as a new jersey devils fan, im sick of people not giving us the credit we deserve. we won 3 stanley cup championships in a matter of 6 years. still, idiot rangers fans and loads of other people last year would say stuff like "without brodeur the devils are just a mid-table, satisfactory team." critics pound it into ours and other hockey fan's heads so much that we begin to believe it. brodeur was out for 4 months and we proved that theory wrong. now, brodeur is breaking NHL records and people are saying "no he's not the greatest, he was lucky he had an amazing defense in front of him." i'm not gunna buy that load of crap. stevens retired half a decade ago, as did daneyko. we haven't had a good defense since our last stanley cup win. i'm not gunna stand aside and listen to people say he's good because of his defense, or the devils are only good because of brodeur. i have news for you. no goalie wins stanley cups or breaks records without a good team in front of him, so take that argument and throw it out the window. as a devils fan, i'm sick of people throwing our accomplishments down to the clearance rack. brodeur proved last night he is now to be regarded as the best goalie of all time. he's breaking records, he's a good in new jersey, and well-respected all over the NHL. period. |
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| Originally posted by chimera66 i understand where you are coming from but you can't deny he had a fantastic defense in front of him for a considerable amount of time. i'm not taking away that's he's fantastic at what he does because the facts are he has more wins than anyone ever. in the last fifteen years the two standout teams are the red wings and devils without a doubt. right now the devils are playing exciting hockey, they aren't the boring trap team they once were. people are always going to bring that up because they did it so well and had great success. yes the team has changed obviously they all do but my point is it is not just about stats. although biased i honestly don't think he's the best. until he does something to revolutionize the game i will always see him as a great goalie who excelled at playing the game as it is. also, if you ask non-biased parties (excludes the two of us) brodecur woud not be the overwhelming. honestly i think most would say roy but there are going to be a good chunk of people who would toss out a name like dominic hasek. despite my absolute disdain for his style he was incredible. basically what i'm saying is with these records or not he isn't the clear cut best goalie of all time. yes he'll have the wins but are numbers pure indicators of who is or is not the best? i think that's too simple of a way to view things. how about someone like tretiak? he played on the red army team in the 70s but i don't think he ever played in the nhl although he is considered one of the best goalies to have ever played the game. just because someone like carey price has more wins in the nhl than he does doesn't make him better. don't get solely wrapped up in numbers. also, broducer did play with a superior defense for many years you can't deny that because that's a fact. i wasn't saying he's always had a top defense but for a good chunk of his career he has. roy's defenses were not to the same level of effectiveness. i don't want to take away from brodeur's accomplishment but i don't like hearing "he broke 551 therefore he's the best." i hope brodeur continues playing for a long time and gets past 600 but he's gotta do more in my opinon to be considered the best ever. |
LOL Avalance 1-8......
chalk another one up for Marty..
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