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How many Hockey Hall of Fame Goalies are not from Canada?
Bob inspired in his answer to a different question. Got me thinking, how many goalies in the Hockey Hall of Fame are non Canadian?
Bob, interesting that you say Belfour is a likely to get in. While he was on of my favorite goalies when I first discovered the game, I have never considered him a HOFer.
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Charles Gardiner (Aberdeen, Scotland) - first European born captain to win the Stanley Cup (1935) and the only goaltender captain to win a Stanley Cup
Francis "Mr. Zero" Brimsek (Eveleth, Minnesota) - still holds/shares records for most Vezinas, most shutouts, most shutout titles, and most Stanley Cups by a US born goaltender
Vladislav Tretiak (Moscow, Russia) - had a losing record against the NHL's elite (9-12-2), but was pretty much unbeatable against the rest of the world in World, Olympic, Canada Cup and Izvestia play (97-13-3)
To the rest of them...Charles Gardiner NEVER became a Canadian citizen (even though he was raised here)
Source(s): Hockey Hall of Fame - Anonymous1 decade ago
Chuck Gardiner was born in Scotland- Just learned that- BUT he was Canadian
Tretiak- USSR
The aforementioned Brimsek is from the US (Minnesota)
I think that's it....two...not positive though
Hasek (Czech) is a shoo in...that'll make 3
Brodeur (shoo in) and Belfour (likely candidate) both Canadian will be there too
