Brodeur's record of consecutive 30-win seasons (12) came to an end in 2008-09 as he played in only 31 games due to injury. Picking up where he left off before the injury, Martin led the league with 45 Wins in 2009-10, as he added to his record of eight 40+ win seasons including a record breaking 48 wins in 2006-07. Brodeur led the league in Wins an impressive nine times. With 22 years in the books, Marty’s Goals Against Average was consistently in the low 2.00’s including two seasons at a sub 2.00 GAA. This helped him retire with a remarkable career GAA of 2.24. Martin's 125 career regular season shutouts shattered yet another long-standing record, as he eclipsed Terry Sawchuk at 103. If you combine playoff shutouts with regular season shutouts, Brodeur is also the all-time record holder with 149. As impressive as his regular season successes are, his staggering playoff totals are every bit their equal; his 113 playoff wins are good for 2nd best all-time, he has a record 24 playoff shutouts and a 2.02 GAA, having left his mark as one of the all-time greats. In his trophy case are (3) Stanley Cups, a Calder Trophy for rookie of the year, (5) Jennings trophies for allowing the fewest goals in a season, (4) Vezina Trophies awarded to the NHL’s top goaltender and (2) Olympic Gold Medals. Martin was 7 times a 1st or 2nd Team NHL All Star and has 9 NHL All Star games to his credit.



This white Vaughn hockey blocker has the player name “Brodeur” stitched on the back. Shown above is a photo of Brodeur wearing this exact catcher during a game against the NY Islanders at the Nassau County Coliseum on January 19, 2013. The blocker shows great game use.