Walter Broda had 62 career shutouts for the Maple Leafs
a shutout is wear a goalie, makes every save in the game,
Shutouts are when a goalie has a perfect game with zero goals let in the net
Yes. Jose Theodore did it.
In hockey, if a team achieves a shutout, the goalie who is in net for the entire game receives credit for the shutout. If two goalies play in a game and the shutout is maintained, the goalie who played the majority of the game or was in net for the final moments typically gets credit. However, if both goalies play significant minutes and contribute to the shutout, both may be credited, depending on the league's rules.
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Aaron Sakala is 24 yr old Goalie who plays for the Irish futbol team in Ireland, he is one of the greatest goalie ever in history for Ireland. he has a record for the most saves? he has had over 40 blocks in an exhibition game.
Ron Tugnutt of Quebec Nordique, He made 77 saves in a game against Boston Bruins
Kelly Hrudey made 73 saves in a 3-2 NY Islanders win over Washington on April 18, 1987. Luongo's 72 saves rank 2nd all time in the playoffs. Dominik Hasek made 70 saves in a 4OT shutout on April 27, 1994. The Sabres beat New Jersey 1-0. That's the most saves without allowing a goal.
Some of the best hockey saves I have witnessed in a game include a goalie making a diving glove save to stop a close-range shot, a goalie making a split save to block a breakaway shot, and a goalie making a quick pad save on a one-timer shot. These saves require quick reflexes, agility, and skill.
A shutout can be in any sport. It simply means that the goalie in either hockey,soccer or and other sport where a goalie is required did not let in any goals. However, in sports like football baseball etc. . . it means that one of the teams hasn't scored any points for the whole game. For example : The Montreal Canadiens win 5-0 against The Toronto Maple Leafs. Montreal would have otten a shut out.
The goalie really saved the game.
In Major League Baseball, the highest number of runs scored in a shutout game is 30, achieved by the Chicago Colts (now the Chicago Cubs) against the Louisville Colonels on September 6, 1897. The Colts won the game 30-0, setting a record for the most runs in a shutout. This record remains unmatched in MLB history.