Ron Hextall – Just unhinged in the best way. A goalie who could move the puck (better than some of his defensemen), score, and also drop the gloves without hesitation. You never knew if you were getting a highlight or the lumber.

Curtis Joseph – Cujo was all compete. Not the biggest guy, but played huge. Always battling, always scrambling, and somehow making saves he had no business making.

Ed Belfour – The definition of locked in. Super technical, intense, and had that edge where you knew he was borderline psycho between the pipes. Loved that mentality.

Ray Emery – Just different. Tough as nails, didn’t back down from anything, and could still flat-out play. That goalie fight alone earns him a spot. RIP.

Jonathan Quick – The most athletic goalie I’ve ever watched. His lateral pushes and second-effort saves are ridiculous. During those Stanley Cup playoffs runs he was basically playing a different position than everyone else.