The St. Louis Blues would not have taken the Campbell Conference Semifinals against the Toronto Maple Leafs to seven games in 1993 if not for Joseph, who stood on his head all series long.

He stood on his head all series long, but particularly in the first two games of this series, and to this day, it's some of the best goaltending I've ever seen from an individual. Luongo has appeared in 64 playoff games in his career, but his first game was easily his most memorable. Curtis Joseph, St. Louis Blues, May 5, 1993. Thomas played very aggressively and challenged the shooters at certain times.

Obviously, it's been a tough road for him being in the American Hockey League now, but he can always look back on that. Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, April 20, 2014. He was so unpredictable, which, to me, made him more fun to watch. Although I can't include them all here, after much thought, here are what I believe to be the five best goalie performances of all time. Hasek could see the same shot or a similar shot and stop it in different ways at different times. It's not necessarily a great individual performance but this sticks out to me so I wanted to mention it. That one has stood for nearly eight decades, and belongs to Red Wings goalie Normie Smith. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks, April 11, 2007. Normie Smith, 92 saves on 92 shots in a 1936 playoff game. The Kings ended up winning that series in seven games after trailing 3-0 and went on to win the Stanley Cup. QuantHockey stats table: NHL Playoffs All-Time Games Played Leaders. He made 36 saves and allowed four goals in regulation before making 36 more saves in almost four full overtime periods.

The St. Louis Blues would not have taken the Campbell Conference Semifinals against the Toronto Maple Leafs to seven games in 1993 if not for Joseph, who stood on his head all series long.

He stood on his head all series long, but particularly in the first two games of this series, and to this day, it's some of the best goaltending I've ever seen from an individual. Luongo has appeared in 64 playoff games in his career, but his first game was easily his most memorable. Curtis Joseph, St. Louis Blues, May 5, 1993. Thomas played very aggressively and challenged the shooters at certain times.

Obviously, it's been a tough road for him being in the American Hockey League now, but he can always look back on that. Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, April 20, 2014. He was so unpredictable, which, to me, made him more fun to watch. Although I can't include them all here, after much thought, here are what I believe to be the five best goalie performances of all time. Hasek could see the same shot or a similar shot and stop it in different ways at different times. It's not necessarily a great individual performance but this sticks out to me so I wanted to mention it. That one has stood for nearly eight decades, and belongs to Red Wings goalie Normie Smith. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks, April 11, 2007. Normie Smith, 92 saves on 92 shots in a 1936 playoff game. The Kings ended up winning that series in seven games after trailing 3-0 and went on to win the Stanley Cup. QuantHockey stats table: NHL Playoffs All-Time Games Played Leaders. He made 36 saves and allowed four goals in regulation before making 36 more saves in almost four full overtime periods.

The St. Louis Blues would not have taken the Campbell Conference Semifinals against the Toronto Maple Leafs to seven games in 1993 if not for Joseph, who stood on his head all series long.

He stood on his head all series long, but particularly in the first two games of this series, and to this day, it's some of the best goaltending I've ever seen from an individual. Luongo has appeared in 64 playoff games in his career, but his first game was easily his most memorable. Curtis Joseph, St. Louis Blues, May 5, 1993. Thomas played very aggressively and challenged the shooters at certain times.

Obviously, it's been a tough road for him being in the American Hockey League now, but he can always look back on that. Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, April 20, 2014. He was so unpredictable, which, to me, made him more fun to watch. Although I can't include them all here, after much thought, here are what I believe to be the five best goalie performances of all time. Hasek could see the same shot or a similar shot and stop it in different ways at different times. It's not necessarily a great individual performance but this sticks out to me so I wanted to mention it. That one has stood for nearly eight decades, and belongs to Red Wings goalie Normie Smith. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks, April 11, 2007. Normie Smith, 92 saves on 92 shots in a 1936 playoff game. The Kings ended up winning that series in seven games after trailing 3-0 and went on to win the Stanley Cup. QuantHockey stats table: NHL Playoffs All-Time Games Played Leaders. He made 36 saves and allowed four goals in regulation before making 36 more saves in almost four full overtime periods.

The St. Louis Blues would not have taken the Campbell Conference Semifinals against the Toronto Maple Leafs to seven games in 1993 if not for Joseph, who stood on his head all series long.

He stood on his head all series long, but particularly in the first two games of this series, and to this day, it's some of the best goaltending I've ever seen from an individual. Luongo has appeared in 64 playoff games in his career, but his first game was easily his most memorable. Curtis Joseph, St. Louis Blues, May 5, 1993. Thomas played very aggressively and challenged the shooters at certain times.

Obviously, it's been a tough road for him being in the American Hockey League now, but he can always look back on that. Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings, April 20, 2014. He was so unpredictable, which, to me, made him more fun to watch. Although I can't include them all here, after much thought, here are what I believe to be the five best goalie performances of all time. Hasek could see the same shot or a similar shot and stop it in different ways at different times. It's not necessarily a great individual performance but this sticks out to me so I wanted to mention it. That one has stood for nearly eight decades, and belongs to Red Wings goalie Normie Smith. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks, April 11, 2007. Normie Smith, 92 saves on 92 shots in a 1936 playoff game. The Kings ended up winning that series in seven games after trailing 3-0 and went on to win the Stanley Cup. QuantHockey stats table: NHL Playoffs All-Time Games Played Leaders. He made 36 saves and allowed four goals in regulation before making 36 more saves in almost four full overtime periods.