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Martin Brodeur

Canadian Ice Hockey Goalie

Team

Retired

DOB

May 6, 1972

Height / Weight

191 cm (6 ft 3 in) / 97 kg (215 lbs)

Achievements

3× Stanley Cup winner

Summary

Martin Brodeur is a Canadian former professional ice hockey goaltender, born on May 6, 1972, in Montreal, Quebec. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest goaltenders of all time. Brodeur began his professional career with the New Jersey Devils in 1992, where he won multiple titles, including three Stanley Cup Championships.

Brodeur is known for his incredible athleticism, puck-handling, shot-blocking ability, and versatility. He has won numerous individual awards, including four Vezina Trophies, and holds multiple records, such as the most wins and shutouts in NHL history.

Off the ice, Brodeur is also recognized for his philanthropy and influence, making significant charitable contributions and inspiring millions worldwide.

Career

New Jersey Devils

  • Early Success: Brodeur was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in 1990. Under the guidance of head coach Jacques Lemaire, he developed into one of the world's best goaltenders, winning three Stanley Cup Championships, four Vezina Trophies, and his first Calder Memorial Trophy in 1994.

St. Louis Blues

  • Later Career: In 2014, Brodeur signed with the St. Louis Blues, continuing his career into his early forties with high expectations for success in a new team.
International Career

Canada National Team

  • Debut: Made his debut for Canada in 1996.

Achievements:

  • Olympic Gold Medals: Winner in 2002 and 2010.
  • World Cup of Hockey: Winner in 2004.
  • Brodeur is one of the most decorated goaltenders in international play, with numerous accolades for team Canada.
Style of Play
  • Position: Primarily a goaltender.
  • Skills: Known for his incredible athleticism, puck-handling, shot-blocking ability, and ability to perform under pressure. Brodeur is celebrated for his versatility and longevity in professional hockey.
Personal Life
  • Family: Brodeur has five children. He was married to Melanie Dubois but divorced in 2003. He later married Genevieve Nault in 2008.
  • Philanthropy: Brodeur is involved in various charitable activities and has donated significant sums to children's hospitals, cancer research, and disaster relief efforts.
Legacy
  • Martin Brodeur is celebrated not only for his extraordinary talent and numerous records but also for his work ethic, determination, and longevity in professional hockey. His impact on the sport and his status as an icon extend beyond the rink, inspiring millions of fans around the world.
Awards and Recognition

Most Wins in NHL:

  • Over 690 wins

Most Shutouts in NHL:

  • Over 125 shutouts

Most Appearances for a goaltender in NHL:

  • Over 1,260 appearances

Most Goals for a goaltender in NHL:

  • Scored 3 goals
References

Books

  • Brodeur, M. (2006) Brodeur: Beyond the Crease. Canada: Wiley Publishing.

Websites

Articles

Interviews and Documentaries

  • Brodeur (2014): Directed by Scott Boggins. This documentary provides a detailed look at Brodeur’s life and career, featuring interviews with his family, friends, and colleagues.
  • ESPN Interviews: Various interviews and features on Martin Brodeur, covering different aspects of his career. Available at: https://www.espn.com
Full name
Martin Pierre Brodeur
Born
1972-05-06
Place of birth
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Position(s)
Goaltender
Current team
Retired
Youth career
1989-1990 St. Hyacinthe Laser
Senior career
1991-2014 New Jersey Devils
2014-2015 St. Louis Blues
International career
1996-2005 Canada
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