2 Utah Goalies post .600-level Save Percentages in the Same Game

[The Panther]

I noticed that tonight that Tampa Bay defeated Utah 8 - 0, and did so with only 21 shots on net. Obviously, Utah's .619 save percentage for the whole game is a disaster, but I have seen that on occasion before.

However, I can't recall seeing where BOTH goalies posted save percentages in the .600-level, in the same game. (Stauber went .600, while Vejmelka went .636.) No doubt it happened at some point in the 1980s or whatever, but does anyone know when would be the last time this happened?

(Hoping it wasn't, like, a month ago so that I look like a fool.)

 

[markymarc1215]

I'm not sure but I am willing to bet you'll find what you are looking for with those early 90s Senators teams and early/mid 90s Sharks teams (sans 1994 and 95).

I remember Antti Raanta stopping 6 of 14 shots in a full game last year.

 

[seventieslord]

They is only one more instance of this in history: April 6th 1980. Phil Myre and Pete Peeters allowed a combined 10 goals on 24 shots vs. Rangers.

 

[The Macho King]

I'm not sure but I am willing to bet you'll find what you are looking for with those early 90s Senators teams and early/mid 90s Sharks teams (sans 1994 and 95).

I remember Antti Raanta stopping 6 of 14 shots in a full game last year.

Also against the Lightning for the record.