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(#12) Glenn Hall
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The pioneer of the butterfly goaltending style, Glenn Hall, or "Mr. Goalie" as he is known, started in an NHL-record 502 as a member of the Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Hawks and St. Louis Blues in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Hall found success by being superstitious, often throwing up before games en route to winning three Stanley Cups, three Vezina Trophies, a Conn Smythe Trophy and the Calder Memorial Trophy.
Hall however is also remembered for the shots he didn't stop, including the Cup-winning score from the great Bobby Orr in the 1970 Stanley Cup Finals. That moment, with Orr floating through the air in front of Hall, is easily one of the most-notable hockey images of all time as well.
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(#24) Rogie Vachon
- Goaltender
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(#41) Mike Liut
- Goaltender
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(#48) Chico Resch
- Goaltender
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(#29) Gump Worsley
- Goaltender
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(#23) Mike Vernon
- Goaltender
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Modern hockey began in England, in 1861, the first hockey club was established. In 1908, hockey was officially included in the Olympic Games. The main responsibility of goaltenders is to save opponents' balls with the hockey stick. An excellent goalkeeper must be agile, quick to react, have judgment, and have a good save skill, bouncing ability and tall body are also an advantage.
The goaltender is a necessary and important position for every hockey team. Although compared with other players on the field, the goaltender does not have much time in the public sight, these excellent goaltenders still deserve cheers and applause. Welcome to check the random tool which introduced the 99 best hockey goaltenders.
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