The 50 goaltenders with the most wins, 1917–18 to 2017–18

Every goaltender on this list is ranked on one number: wins in the regular season between 1917–18 and 2017–18. Nothing else is weighed, and the figures each ranking rests on are in the table.

Wins — the leading 15. Every one of the 50 is in the table below.

#	Player	Pos	Seasons	Wins	Games	Losses	Shutouts
1	Martin Brodeur	G	1991–92 to 2014–15	691	1,266	397	125
2	Patrick Roy	G	1984–85 to 2002–03	551	1,029	315	66
3	Ed Belfour	G	1988–89 to 2006–07	484	963	320	76
4	Roberto Luongo	G	1999–00 to 2017–18	471	1,001	376	76
5	Curtis Joseph	G	1989–90 to 2008–09	454	943	352	51
6	Terry Sawchuk	G	1949–50 to 1969–70	447	971	330	103
7	Jacques Plante	G	1952–53 to 1972–73	437	837	246	82
8	Henrik Lundqvist	G	2005–06 to 2017–18	431	805	275	63
9	Tony Esposito	G	1968–69 to 1983–84	423	886	306	76
10	Glenn Hall	G	1952–53 to 1970–71	407	906	326	84
11	Marc-Andre Fleury	G	2003–04 to 2017–18	404	737	229	48
12	Grant Fuhr	G	1981–82 to 1999–00	403	868	295	25
13	Chris Osgood	G	1993–94 to 2010–11	401	744	216	50
14	Dominik Hasek	G	1990–91 to 2007–08	389	735	223	81
15	Mike Vernon	G	1982–83 to 2001–02	385	781	273	27
16	John Vanbiesbrouck	G	1981–82 to 2001–02	374	882	346	40
17	Andy Moog	G	1980–81 to 1997–98	372	713	209	28
18	Ryan Miller	G	2002–03 to 2017–18	370	737	268	43
19	Tom Barrasso	G	1983–84 to 2002–03	369	777	277	38
20	Rogie Vachon	G	1966–67 to 1981–82	355	795	291	51
21	Evgeni Nabokov	G	1999–00 to 2014–15	353	697	227	59
22	Gump Worsley	G	1952–53 to 1973–74	335	861	352	43
23	Nikolai Khabibulin	G	1994–95 to 2013–14	333	799	334	46
24	Harry Lumley	G	1943–44 to 1959–60	330	803	329	71
25	Sean Burke	G	1987–88 to 2006–07	324	820	341	38
26	Miikka Kiprusoff	G	2000–01 to 2012–13	319	623	213	44
27	Cam Ward	G	2005–06 to 2017–18	318	668	244	27
28	Pekka Rinne	G	2005–06 to 2017–18	311	567	168	51
29	Kari Lehtonen	G	2003–04 to 2017–18	310	649	233	38
30	Billy Smith	G	1971–72 to 1988–89	305	680	233	22
31	Olaf Kolzig	G	1989–90 to 2008–09	303	719	297	35
32	Turk Broda	G	1936–37 to 1951–52	302	629	224	62
33	Mike Richter	G	1988–89 to 2002–03	301	666	258	24
34	Tomas Vokoun	G	1996–97 to 2012–13	300	700	288	51
35	Ron Hextall	G	1986–87 to 1998–99	296	608	214	23
36	Mike Liut	G	1979–80 to 1991–92	294	664	271	25
37	Jonathan Quick	G	2007–08 to 2017–18	293	556	195	49
38	Ed Giacomin	G	1965–66 to 1977–78	289	609	209	54
39	Dan Bouchard	G	1972–73 to 1985–86	286	655	232	27
39	Carey Price	G	2007–08 to 2017–18	286	558	201	40
39	Jose Theodore	G	1995–96 to 2012–13	286	648	254	33
42	Tiny Thompson	G	1928–29 to 1939–40	284	553	194	81
43	Marty Turco	G	2000–01 to 2011–12	275	543	167	41
44	Kelly Hrudey	G	1983–84 to 1997–98	271	677	265	17
44	Bernie Parent	G	1965–66 to 1978–79	271	608	198	54
46	Gilles Meloche	G	1970–71 to 1987–88	270	788	351	20
47	Don Beaupre	G	1980–81 to 1996–97	268	667	277	17
48	Felix Potvin	G	1991–92 to 2003–04	266	635	260	32
49	Jean-Sebastien Giguere	G	1996–97 to 2013–14	262	597	216	38
50	Craig Anderson	G	2002–03 to 2017–18	261	564	207	40

How this list is made

Ranked on wins in the regular season, 1917–18 to 2017–18. Players are ranked on that number alone and on nothing else: there is no judgement here about who was better. Where two are level they share a rank, and the list runs past fifty when fiftieth place is shared, because splitting a tie would mean choosing between them on no stated basis.

Counting statistics only. A rate — an average, a percentage — needs a minimum number of appearances before it means anything, and no such minimum is published that this site could cite. Inventing one would put a number nobody chose at the centre of a ranking. A total needs no cut-off: most goals is a fact with nothing hidden in it.

Some of these careers were not over. Roberto Luongo, Henrik Lundqvist, Marc-Andre Fleury, Ryan Miller, Cam Ward and Pekka Rinne — and 4 others on this list — played in 2017–18, the last season these figures cover, so their totals are what they had reached by then and not what they finished with. This site has no source for what has happened since.

Career figures from the Hockey Databank project, obtained free of charge and copyrighted by it. Regular season only; the play-offs are not counted.

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