Hiller, Backs, Price, Roloson, Khabibulin, Varlamov, Pavelec, Luongo, Hiller, and Thomas.
The position of goalie has an inherent romanticism: masked men clad with cool armor, serving as the last line of defense. They play entire games, with an unparalleled ability to impact outcomes. When they're on, they can single-handedly defeat a giant foe. They are the consummate underdogs and towering superheroes all at once.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Best NHL Saves of 1st Quarter of Season
Halak, Backstrom, Lundqvist, Quick, Luongo, Neuvirth, Khabibulin, Gustavsson, Khabibulin, Garon, Lundqvist, Backstrom, Neuvirth, Nittymaki, Price, Roloson, Miller, Thomas, Ward, Price, Lindback, Luongo, Kiprusoff, Thomas, Vokoun, Giguere, Bobrovsky, Price, Conklin.
NHL Saves of the Week, 11/29/10
Price, Holtby, Rask, Steve Mason, Howard, Leclaire, Luongo, Kiprusoff, Fleury and Pavelec.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Robin Lehner 2010-11 Mask
Robin Lehner of the Ottawa Senators (born July 24, 1991 in Gothenburg, Sweden.)
Lehner made appearances in two games early in the season (a total of 34 minutes so far.) But that's enough to make the site!
From The Goalie Guild: "The left side features an oversized Ottawa Senator logo with the red and black flag flapping in the wind behind him. The right side features the “SENS” font logo running bottom-left to top-right. The final touch was the red Three Crowns of Team Sweden on top of another white and red flag and Lehner’s number 40 on the chin. All the graphics have a great 3d smoking effect. The backplate features the flags of Sweden and Canada and a tribute to Lehner’s best friend."
Lehner made appearances in two games early in the season (a total of 34 minutes so far.) But that's enough to make the site!
From The Goalie Guild: "The left side features an oversized Ottawa Senator logo with the red and black flag flapping in the wind behind him. The right side features the “SENS” font logo running bottom-left to top-right. The final touch was the red Three Crowns of Team Sweden on top of another white and red flag and Lehner’s number 40 on the chin. All the graphics have a great 3d smoking effect. The backplate features the flags of Sweden and Canada and a tribute to Lehner’s best friend."
Mike McKenna 2010-11 Mask
Mike McKenna of the New Jersey Devils (born April 11, 1983 in St. Louis, MO.)
McKenna was called up and has played one game on 11/20/10 so far.
Edit on 12/3/10: McKenna has now played in 2 games. He came in for 58 minutes of the game against Montreal on 12/2/10. With Brodeur still injured, he might be getting some more playing time. I found out today that he played right here in Springfield, IL for the Jr. Blues in 1999-2000.
The Goalie Guild describes his mask as his “Liberty and Prosperity” mask from Daveart Designs. Both sides feature smoking New Jersey Devils’ logos over red, black, and white racing stripes (McKenna is a big racing fan). Very hard to notice, but all over the mask are tiny, almost holographic Devils’ logos that add a very unique twist to the mask. The words “Liberty” and “Prosperity” (New Jersey’s state motto) sandwich the year number “1776″ for a little patriotism on the chin. The black cat-eye cage fits well, while the backplate features a little white cartoon character with a halo with a checkered and American flag behind him."
McKenna was called up and has played one game on 11/20/10 so far.
Edit on 12/3/10: McKenna has now played in 2 games. He came in for 58 minutes of the game against Montreal on 12/2/10. With Brodeur still injured, he might be getting some more playing time. I found out today that he played right here in Springfield, IL for the Jr. Blues in 1999-2000.
The Goalie Guild describes his mask as his “Liberty and Prosperity” mask from Daveart Designs. Both sides feature smoking New Jersey Devils’ logos over red, black, and white racing stripes (McKenna is a big racing fan). Very hard to notice, but all over the mask are tiny, almost holographic Devils’ logos that add a very unique twist to the mask. The words “Liberty” and “Prosperity” (New Jersey’s state motto) sandwich the year number “1776″ for a little patriotism on the chin. The black cat-eye cage fits well, while the backplate features a little white cartoon character with a halo with a checkered and American flag behind him."
Thursday, November 25, 2010
NHL Saves of the Week 11/23/10
Lundqvist, Khabibulin, Price, Roloson, Bernier, Nittymaki, Rinne, Howard, Lehtonen, and Thomas.
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