HOH Top 60 Goaltenders of All Time (2024 Edition)

[Dr John Carlson]

The following is the still-ongoing list of the top goaltenders from all of hockey history, as determined by the History of Hockey community at HFBoards:

Rank​	Name​	Height​	Weight​	Born​	Career​	Nationality​	Birthplace​
1​	Dominik Hasek​	6'1"​	166​	1965​	1980-2011​	Czech​	Paradubice, CZE​
2​	Patrick Roy​	6'2"​	190​	1965​	1985-2003​	Canadian​	Quebec City, QC​
3​	Jacques Plante​	6'0"​	175​	1929​	1949-1975​	Canadian​	Shawinigan Falls, QC​
4​	Terry Sawchuk​	5'11"​	195​	1929​	1948-1970​	Canadian​	Winnipeg, MB​
5​	Martin Brodeur​	6'2"​	220​	1972​	1992-2015​	Canadian​	Montreal, QC​
6​	Glenn Hall​	5'11"​	180​	1931​	1951-1971​	Canadian​	Humboldt, SK​
7​	Vladislav Tretiak​	6'0"​	200​	1952​	1968-1984​	Russian​	Orudyevo, USSR​
8​	Ken Dryden​	6'3"​	207​	1947​	1969-1979​	Canadian​	Hamilton, ON​
9​	Frank Brimsek​	5'9"​	170​	1915​	1938-1950​	American​	Eveleth, MN​
10​	Georges Vezina​	5'6"​	185​	1887​	1910-1926​	Canadian​	Chicoutimi, QC​
11​	Charlie Gardiner​	6'0"​	176​	1904​	1926-1934​	Canadian​	Edinburgh, SCO​
12​	Henrik Lundqvist​	6'1"​	182​	1982​	2000-2020​	Swedish​	Are, SWE​
13​	Bill Durnan​	6'0"​	190​	1916​	1933-1950​	Canadian​	Toronto, ON​
14​	Ed Belfour​	6'0"​	214​	1965​	1987-2007​	Canadian​	Carman, MB​
15​	Andrei Vasilevskiy​	6'4"​	228​	1994​	2012-Present​	Russian​	Tyumen, RUS​
16​	Johnny Bower​	5'11"​	189​	1924​	1945-1969​	Canadian​	Prince Albert, SK​
17​	Bernie Parent​	5'10"​	170​	1945​	1965-1979​	Canadian​	Montreal, QC​
18​	Clint Benedict​	6'0"​	165​	1892​	1913-1930​	Canadian​	Ottawa, ON​
19​	Roberto Luongo​	6'3"​	217​	1979​	2000-2019​	Canadian​	Montreal, QC​
20​	Turk Broda​	5'9"​	180​	1914​	1936-1951​	Canadian​	Brandon, MB​
21​	Carey Price​	6'3"​	217​	1987​	2007-2022​	Canadian​	Vancouver, BC​
22​	Connor Hellebuyck​	6'4"​	207​	1993​	2014-Present​	American​	Commerce, MI​
23​	Hugh Lehman​	5'8"​	168​	1885​	1906-1927​	Canadian​	Pembroke, ON​
24​	Jiri Holecek​	5'11"​	163​	1944​	1963-1978​	Czech​	Prague, CZE​
25​	Roy Worters​	5'3"​	135​	1900​	1922-1937​	Canadian​	Toronto, ON​
26​	Tiny Thompson​	5'10"​	160​	1903​	1924-1940​	Canadian​	Sandon, BC​
27​	Billy Smith​	5'10"​	185​	1950​	1970-1989​	Canadian​	Perth, ON​
28​	Tony Esposito​	5'11"​	185​	1943​	1967-1984​	Canadian​	Sault Ste. Marie, ON​
29​	Harry Lumley​	6'0"​	195​	1926​	1943-1961​	Canadian​	Owen Sound, ON​
30​	George Hainsworth​	5'6"​	150​	1893​	1916-1936​	Canadian​	Toronto, ON​
31​	Grant Fuhr​	5'10"​	184​	1962​	1981-2000​	Canadian​	Spruce Grove, AB​
32​	Hap Holmes​	5'10"​	170​	1888​	1908-1928​	Canadian​	Aurora, ON​
33​	Curtis Joseph​	5'11"​	190​	1967​	1989-2009​	Canadian​	Keswick, ON​
34​	Miikka Kiprusoff​	6'2"​	187​	1962​	1996-2013​	Finnish​	Turku, FIN​
35​	John Vanbiesbrouck​	5'8"​	175​	1962​	1981-2002​	American​	Detroit, MI​
36​	Jonathan Quick​	6'1"​	218​	1986​	2007-Present​	American​	Milford, CT​
37​	Percy LeSueur​	5'7"​	150​	1881​	1906-1916​	Canadian​	Quebec City, QC​
38​	Tom Barrasso​	6'3"​	210​	1965​	1983-2002​	American​	Boston, MA​
39​	Rogie Vachon​	5'8"​	160​	1945​	1966-1982​	Canadian​	Palmarolle, QC​
40​	Sergei Bobrovsky​	6'2"​	182​	1988​	2006-Present​	Russian​	Novokuznetsk, USSR​
41​	Gump Worsley​	5'7"​	180​	1929​	1949-1974​	Canadian​	Montreal, QC​
42​	Paddy Moran​	5'11"​	180​	1877​	1902-1917​	Canadian​	Quebec City, QC​
43​	Chuck Rayner​	5'11"​	190​	1920​	1940-1954​	Canadian​	Sutherland, SK​
44​	Pekka Rinne​	6'5"​	217​	1982​	2003-2021​	Finnish​	Kempele, FIN​
45​	Alec Connell​	5'9"​	150​	1902​	1920-1937​	Canadian​	Ottawa, ON​
46​	Mike Liut​	6'2"​	195​	1956​	1977-1992​	Canadian​	Weston, ON​
47​	Marc-Andre Fleury​	6'2"​	185​	1984​	2003-Present​	Canadian​	Sorel-Tracy, QC​
48​	Dave Kerr​	5'10"​	160​	1910​	1929-1941​	Canadian​	Toronto, ON​
49​	Tuukka Rask​	6'3"​	176​	1987​	2005-2022​	Finnish​	Savonlinna, FIN​
50​	Igor Shesterkin​	6'1"​	195​	1995​	2014-Present​	Russian​	Moscow, RUS​
51​	John Ross Roach​	5'5"​	130​	1900​	1921-1935​	Canadian​	Port Perry, ON​
52​	Ed Giacomin​	5'11"​	180​	1939​	1960-1977​	Canadian​	Sudbury, ON​
53​	Ryan Miller​	6'2"​	170​	1980​	2002-2021​	American​	East Lansing, MI​
54​	Mike Richter​	5'10"​	190​	1966​	1989-2002​	American​	Abington, PA​
55​	Evgeni Nabokov​	6'0"​	202​	1975​	1993-2015​	Kazakh/Russian​	Ust-Kamenogorsk, USSR​
56​	Riley Hern​	5'9"​	170​	1878​	1902-1911​	Canadian​	St. Marys, ON​
57​	Vladimir Dzurilla​	5'10"​	205​	1942​	1960-1982​	Slovak​	Bratislava, SVK​
58​	Tim Thomas​	5'11"​	201​	1974​	1998-2014​	American​	Flint, MI​
59​	Lorne Chabot​	6'1"​	185​	1900​	1921-1937​	Canadian​	Montreal, QC​
60​	Braden Holtby​	6'1"​	215​	1989​	2009-2022​	Canadian​	Lloydminster, SK​

Discussion Threads
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Vote 9
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Vote 12

Project Threads
Voting Results
Aggregate List & Individual Records

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[amnesiac]

Hasek rightfully #1 this time around!

 

[ItsFineImFine]

Was Luongo better than Price? I dunno maybe in terms of longevity sure but I thought Price was the better goalie once he got going in his career and became the clear no1.

 

[MXD]

Was Luongo better than Price? I dunno maybe in terms of longevity sure but I thought Price was the better goalie once he got going in his career and became the clear no1.

That's essentially the gist of it.

 

[Gerulaitis]

1 Tretiak
2 Plante
3 Sawchuk
4 Hasek
5 Roy

 

[Stephen]

Unhappy to see Henrik Lundqvist ahead of Ed Belfour.

This feels proportionately incorrect as Belfour played more games, won more games, a 2 to 1 Vezina advantage, a Stanley Cup and 3 finals appearances to 1.

 

[Michael Farkas]

This feels proportionately incorrect as Belfour played more games, won more games, a 2 to 1 Vezina advantage, a Stanley Cup and 3 finals appearances to 1.

This feels very binary. If this was the approach, this winner take all scenario, I feel like the list would look entirely random...

 

[Stephen]

This feels very binary. If this was the approach, this winner take all scenario, I feel like the list would look entirely random...

I just don't see a case for Lundqvist being ahead of Belfour, especially when they're ranked so closely beside one another. But it's a vote, what can you do?

 

[yazmybaby]

The list has omitted Tony O, he should be in the top 20.
Parent should be much higher as well, 2 Stanley Cups and 2 Conn Smythe's, a career .915 SVPCT.
His two seasons in 73/74 and 74/75 are tough to duplicate.

 

[Bear of Bad News]

The list has omitted Tony O, he should be in the top 20.
Parent should be much higher as well, 2 Stanley Cups and 2 Conn Smythe's, a career .915 SVPCT.
His two seasons in 73/74 and 74/75 are tough to duplicate.

It’s okay to read the discussion threads where this has all been extensively litigated.

 

[RayMartyniukTotems]

Hasek as numro uno ahead Tretiak and Sawchuk and Glenn Hall no way man...and Plante,Parent were great also

1 Tretiak
2 Plante
3 Sawchuk
4 Hasek
5 Roy

Glenn Hall was better than Roy and probably Hasek

 

[Gerulaitis]

Hasek as numro uno ahead Tretiak and Sawchuk and Glenn Hall no way man...and Plante,Parent were great also


Glenn Hall was better than Roy and probably Hasek

I can't see anyone ahead of Tretiak.

Not sure if Hall was better than Hasek.

 

[jigglysquishy]

Are we able to get the OP updated? We're a couple weeks back now.

 

[Dr John Carlson]

Are we able to get the OP updated? We're a couple weeks back now.

We are?? I'm seeing Vote 9 inductees on the table, and I'll be able to get this past week's vote in in a few days time.

 

[carjackmalone]

Pete peeters needs to be on this list

 

[Dr John Carlson]

OP is fully edited and complete!

Should I have Evgeni Nabokov as Kazakh or Russian? Or Kazakh-Russian?

 

[nabby12]

OP is fully edited and complete!

Should I have Evgeni Nabokov as Kazakh or Russian? Or Kazakh-Russian?

Kazakh/Russian how you have it is good.