The best in kicks, toes, gloves and stacks
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James Reimer delivers perhaps the best 4-0 loss in goalie history, and more...
By Marnitz Kotze
"Me and my goalies, we tighter than a glove/ Save a lot of games its how we do it at the Padstackers Club" - Eric "Eazy-E" Wright
A great save can get you cemented in history as a game changer, but most importantly it will get you printed on our weekly segment about saves. This is the Padstackers club.
Kari Lehtonen on John Mitchell
The Stars were down a goal at this point and even though they eventually lost in overtime, this save most definitely helped them get the one point.
James Reimer on everyone
A lot of people argue the Leafs' goaltending is the reason for their success. With Reimer's league-leading 1.99 goals against average (GAA), it's hard to disagree. This series of saves against Vancouver on Saturday is a testament to that.
Martin Brodeur on Valterri Filppula
Brodeur is probably the last guy in the league that still plays a hybrid stand-up style and definitely the last to do so effectively. Watch him make a classic stand-up save to help the Devils secure their third win on the season and second in a row.
Ryan Miller on Alex Chiasson
Is it just me or is goalies on bad teams making great saves becoming a recurring theme here? Anyways, Buffalo and Dallas were tied 1-1 at this point. I'd love to be able to tell you the fairy tale ending where the Sabres go on to win, invigorated by this save, but I can't. They lost. Because they're the Sabres.
Braden Holtby on David Jones
They say your best penalty killer always has to be your goaltender. Here Braden Holtby demonstrates why with a series of saves that kept his team in the game during a Calgary power-play. Although the Caps went on on to lose this game, it's always amazing hearing Joe Beninati calling hockey.
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Marnitz Kotze is a contributing writer the host and producer of the TNZT Podcast. Follow him on Twitter at @marnitzkotze if you dare.
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