Brian Boucher

(Photo courtesy Mike Ashmore. Thanks, Mike!)

BIOGRAPHY

BORN: January 1, 1977, Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

HOME:

HEIGHT: 6'1"

WEIGHT: 180-190 lbs.

UNIFORM #: 33 (Philadelphia, Phoenix, Calgary, San Jose), 35 (San Antonio, Columbus), 31 (Chicago), 1 (Philadephia AHL 2007-08), 34 (Adirondack AHL).

CATCHES: Left

HIGH SCHOOL: Mount St. Charles (Woonsocket, RI), Kamiakan (Kennewick, WA)

JUNIOR TEAM: Tri-City Americans WHL.

STYLE:

STRENGTHS: Aggressive with the stick; using it to keep the front of his net clear, protect the side-net passing lanes and throwing the occasional poke-check. Sound footwork and good balance. Does not waste any movement. Recovers well after falling for a deke, and never quits on the play.

WEAKNESSES: Inconsistent. Tries to do too much in passing and shooting the puck.

HIS MASK: "It's two fighter pilots in the cockpit of a plane. They've got a mean smirk and goggles as in the old days. The plane's going down the side with bullet holes in it. I didn't know what to do; I didn't know what the word Flyer meant, so I talked to the painter. Phlly is best known for cheesesteak but I don't think I could put a cheesesteak on my mask." (ESPN The Magazine, 1/21/02, p. 104)

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:

"The first-ever goalie chosen in the first round by the Flyers has been tabbed the eventual No. 1 man for the Flyers and hasn't disappointed. He was the Western League's goalie of the year last season and also excelled at the World Junior Championship. This season, he is helping guide the Phantoms to AHL supremacy. "Every year he has moved up," [Philadelphia scouting director John] Blackwell said. "Considering his record with the Phantoms as a first-year pro, we just expect that he will continue to improve." (Wayne Fish, The Hockey News Future Watch 1998)

"Boucher came off a decent first season as understudy to veteran Neil Little on the AHL champion Phantoms. But knee problems popped up early this season and he has only gotten into 22 games in his second professional season. Boucher has extensive experience in international junior tournaments and was considered one of the top American-born goalie prospects. But now he faces rehab work on his knees and a challenge from Pelletier for ice time heading into the AHL playoffs." (Wayne Fish, The Hockey News Future Watch 1999)

"Now considered Philly's second goaltending prospect after Pelletier, Boucher was slowed by knee troubles that sidelined him for nearly half the 1998-99 schedule. Nonetheless, he plays a confident brand of goaltending and has improved considerably. Boucher needs to come up big this year in order to remind the Flyers why they picked him the first round in 1995." (The Sports Forecaster 1999-2000, p. 115)

"Flyers have found their man. Young goalie proved to all onlookers he can handle the pressure." (The Sports Forecaster 2000-01, p. 37)

"Flyers management was so impressed with Boucher late in the 1999-2000 regular season that it awarded him the hefty task of entering the playoffs as the No. 1 man between the pipes. And, what a job the rookie netminder did. The Flyers' MVP during the postseason, he was equally brilliant during the regular season, posting a 20-10-3 won-loss record to go along with a league-leading 1.91 goals-against average. Is Boucher the goaltender Philadelphia has so desperately sought for the past five years? Chances are he is." (The Sports Forecaster 2000-01, p. 104)

"The Flyers have entrusted Boucher with the task of backstopping them to their first Stanley Cup since 1975. Has tremendous pressure on his shoulders in 2000-01, especially for a sophomore goaltender. Was positively Hasek-like in the 1999-2000 Stanley Cup playoffs, especially during the conference finals against the New Jersey Devils. Has the ability, as well as the determination, to become one of the NHL's elite goaltender. Netminding is no longer a concern in Philly." (The Sports Forecaster Online 2000-01)

"After a scintillating playoff run two seasons ago, Boucher was supposed to take over as the Flyers' starting goaltender for the next decade. Unfortunately, he bombed early on last year and watched from the bench as Roman Cechmanek took over the reins and never looked back. Boucher has the talent to be a No. 1 goalkeeper in the NHL. However, he must improve on the mental aspects of the game. Too often, he lets a bad goal nag him. Barring a trade, Boucher could wind up doing more sitting this season." (The Sports Forecaster 2001-02, p. 106)

"Instead of challenging for the starting gig in Philadelphia, Boucher will most likely serve as Sean Burke's understudy in 2002-03. With the Flyers, he spent the past three seasons trying to secure the No. 1 role. While he did show potential, he needs more work. In Phoenix, he'll be given 20-30 starts with far less pressure to perform. His long-term potential is higher than that of his predecessor, Robert Esche, but he needs to find consistency. There is no current timetable for Boucher to take over a No. 1 role. Nevertheless, his future is brighter now that he has escaped the Philly fishbowl." (The Sports Forecaster 2002-03, p. 208)

"It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. So went the Dickensian tale of Brian Boucher in 2003-04. In November, he wasn't even practicing with the team. After Christmas, he produced a five-game shutout streak to set a new NHL record. Then, he faded down the stretch. He must show consistency." (The Sports Forecaster 2005-06, p. 99)

TRANSACTIONS:

• Selected by Philadelphia Flyers in first round (first Flyers pick, 22nd overal) of National Hockey League entry draft, July 8, 1995.
• Agreed to two-year contract (terms undisclosed) with Flyers, August 31, 2000.
• Traded by Flyers (with Nashville's third-round selection in 2002 entry draft) to Phoenix Coyotes for C Michal Handzus and G Robert Esche, June 12, 2002.
• Re-signed to one-year contract with Phoenix, July 21, 2004.
• Signed with HV 71 Jonkoping of Swedish Elitserein during NHL lockout, October 20, 2004.
• Released by HV 71 Jonkoping, December 12, 2004.
• Re-signed as unrestricted free agent to one-year contract by Phoenix, August 2, 2005.
• Traded by Coyotes (with LW Mike LeClerc) to Calgary Flames for G Philippe Sauve and C Steve Reinprecht, February 1, 2006.
• Signed as unrestricted free agent to one-year contract by Chicago Blackhawks, September 24, 2004.
• Claimed off waivers by Columbus Blue Jackets, February 27, 2007.
• Signed as unrestricted free agent by Philadelphia Phantoms (AHL), July 23, 2007.
• Signed as unrestricted free agent to one-year contract by San Jose Sharks, February 26, 2008.
• Resigned to one-year contract by Sharks, June 25, 2008.
• Signed to two-year contract by Philadelphia Flyers, July 1, 2009.

ACCOLADES:

• Named to Western Hockey League (West) All-Star Second Team, 1995-96.
• Named to Western Hockey League (West) All-Star First Team, 1996-97.
• Winner, Del Wilson Trophy, 1996-97.
• Named to National Hockey League All-Rookie Team, 1999-2000.
• Named National Hockey League Player of the Week, October 29-November 4, 2001.

VEZINA TROPHY BALLOTING:

INJURIES:

• Suffered from throat infection; missed one game, January 16, 2001.
• Suffered strained left hamstring after collision with teammate Kim Johnsson; missed 2-3 weeks, November 15, 2001.
• Suffered knee injury; missed six games, January 3, 2003.
• Injured right groin, September 16, 2005. In Phoenix's first preseason game of the 2004-05 campaign, Boucher was in net to begin the postgame shootout. On Minnesota's first attempt, Boucher injured his right groin moving to block Peter Olvecky's shot and had to be helped from the ice. He is expected to miss two weeks.
• Placed on injured reserve by Phoenix, October 4, 2005.
• Injured groin; missed eight games, November 10, 2005.
• Shoulder injury; missed final four games of regular season, April 1, 2007.
• Left game with unspecified injury, November 3, 2007.

RECORDS:

PENALTY SHOTS:

• Allowed penalty shot goal (David Vyborny), February 2, 2004.
• Stopped penalty shot (Niklas Hagman), October 20, 2006.

NHL SHOOTOUTS:

• January 12, 2006 - defeated Buffalo, 1-0 (Tim Connolly save, Maxim Afinogenov save, Jason Pominville save).
• 2005-06 season to date: 1 win, 0 losses, 3 saves on 3 chances.
• November 9, 2006 - lost to New Jersey, 0-2 (Zach Parise goal, Brian Gionta goal).
• November 16, 2006 - lost to Phoenix, 1-2 (Yanic Perreault goal, Ladislav Nagy goal).
• 2006-07 season to date: 0 wins, 2 losses, 0 saves on 4 chances.
• December 15, 2008 - defeated Los Angeles, 2-1 (Wayne Simmonds miss, Patrick O'Sullivan goal, Edward Purcell save).
• February 11, 2009 - lost to Pittsburgh, 0-1 (Petr Sykora save, Evgeni Malkin save, Sidney Crosby goal).
• 2008-09 season to date: 1 win, 1 loss, 4 saves on 6 chances.

THE SHUTOUT STREAK:

• On January 7, 2004, Brian became the first National Hockey League goaltender in nearly fifty-five years to record four consecutive shutouts, making twenty-seven saves in the Phoenix Coyotes' 3-0 victory over the Washington Capitals at the MCI Center. "It's pretty unbelievable," Boucher said after the game. "Hopefully, I can ride it through until Friday."
• On January 9, 2004, with a twenty-one save effort against the Minnesota Wild at the Xcel Energy Center, Brian broke Bill Durnan's modern National Hockey League record for consecutive shutouts with a 2-0 victory. Durnan's consecutive shutout streak was broken early in the third period - "I did look up at the clock," said Boucher. "Once I saw it was, I think, four minutes into the third, I knew I could breathe easy as far as the streak is concerned. That is probably the first time I really was counting down. I hate to do that, but I don't know if anyone could ignore it. I'm happy that was over and then we could focus on just winning the game." Richard Park had four of Minnesota's shots, including a one-timer midway through the second period that ricocheted off Boucher's right leg after a perfect setup pass from Sergei Zholtok. Replays showed Park turning around, wide-eyed in disbelief that his shot was denied. "That's a goal 9.9 out of 10 times," Park said. "I got the shot off I wanted, but it's remarkable the swagger he's got in the net, the confidence."
• On January 11, 2004, the streak finally ended for Boucher. At 6:16 of the first period, in Phoenix's home game against the Atlanta Thrashers, Randy Robitaille fired a slap shot from the blue line which glanced off the chest of Phoenix defenseman David Tanabe and into the net. "I don't think it would have hit the net if it didn't hit me," Tanabe said. "It if wasn't for that bounce, he could have had another shutout." With the deflection, Boucher had no time to react and block the shot. "A fluky goal," he said. "That's how easily a goal can go in. The fact that it didn't happen for five-plus games is pretty amazing."

  After the score, the sold-out crowd at the Coyotes' new Glendale Arena stood and cheered Boucher's record. Play stopped and the Phoenix bench emptied as the players congratulated the goalie while the big screen showed highlights of the streak. In the end, Boucher's streak lasted for 332 minutes, 1 second, including 146 consecutive saves. The game resulted in a 1-1 tie, with Boucher making twenty saves.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Among his routines, Brian tries to eat penne pasta with vodka sauce before every game.

SEASON RECORDS:

REGULAR SEASON
Year  Team                        GP    Min   W   L   T  OL     GA    GAA   Shots    Sv%   ShO   G   A   PiM     S/60    PERS
93-94 Mt. St. Charles RIHS        23   1170                     23   1.18                   12
94-95 Wexford Raiders OJHL         8    425                     23   3.25                    0
      Tri-City Americans WHL      35   1969  17  11   2        108   3.29                    1   0   1     2
95-96 Tri-City Americans WHL      55   3183  33  19   2        181   3.41                    1   0   4    13
      United States WORLD JUNIOR   4    220   3   1   0         13   3.55                    0
96-97 Tri-City Americans WHL      41   2458  10  24   6        149   3.64                    1   0   0     2
      United States WORLD JUNIOR   6    357   4   1   1          9   1.51                    2
97-98 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL   34   1901  16  12   3        101   3.19     901   .888     0   0   0     0    28.44  935.30
98-99 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL   36   2061  20   8   5         89   2.59     995   .911     2   0   1     2    28.97  958.83
99-00 Philadelphia Flyers NHL     35   2038  20  10   3         65   1.91     790   .918     4   0   1     4    23.26  956.49
      Philadelphia Phantoms NHL    1     65   0   0   1          3   2.77      31   .903     0   0   0     0    28.62  950.92
00-01 Philadelphia Flyers NHL     27   1470   8  12   5         80   3.27     644   .876     1   0   0     2    26.29  919.59
01-02 Philadelphia Flyers NHL     41   2295  18  16   4         92   2.41     972   .905     2   0   0     4    25.41  947.70
02-03 Phoenix Coyotes NHL         45   2544  15  20   8        128   3.02    1210   .894     0   0   1     0
03-04 Phoenix Coyotes NHL         40   2364  10  19  10        108   2.74    1150   .906     5   0   0     2
04-05 HV 71 Jonkoping SWEDEN       4    235                     13   3.32     112   .883     0   0   0     0
05-06 San Antonio Rampage AHL      6    345   2   3       0      8   1.39     161   .950     1   0   0     0
      Phoenix Coyotes NHL         11    512   3   6       0     33   3.87     268   .877     0   0   0     2
      Calgary Flames NHL           3    182   1   2       0     15   4.94     103   .854     0   0   0     0
06-07 Chicago Blackhawks NHL      15    827   1  10       3     45   3.27     389   .884     1   0   0     0
      Columbus Blue Jackets NHL    3    142   1   1       0      9   3.79      67   .866     0   0   0     0     
SEVEN (7) NHL SEASONS            220  12374  77  96  30   3    575   2.79    5593  0.897    13   0   2    14

POST-SEASON
Year  Team                        GP    Min   W   L   GA    GAA   Shots    Sv%   ShO   G   A   PiM     S/60    PERS
94-95 Tri-City Americans WHL      13    795   6   5   50   3.77                    0
95-96 Tri-City Americans WHL      11    653   6   5   37   3.40                    2
97-98 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL    2     31   0   0    1   1.94                    0
98-99 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL   16    947   9   7   45   2.85                    0
99-00 Philadelphia Flyers NHL     18   1183  11   7   40   2.03     484   .917     1   0   0     0    24.55  958.27
00-01 Philadelphia Flyers NHL      1     37   0   0    3   4.86      17   .824     0   0   0     0    27.57  869.48
01-02 Philadelphia Flyers NHL      2     88   0   1    2   1.36      33   .939     0   0   0     0    22.50  976.89
THREE (3) NHL POSTSEASONS         21   1308  11   8   45   2.06     534  0.916     1   0   0     0    24.50  956.56

NHL GAME DIRECTORY:

• Selected by Philadelphia Flyers in 1995 National Hockey League entry draft.
• 10/14/99: L (63m22s, 17/22) 4-5 OT defeat vs. Montreal (Hackett).
• 10/30/99: W (60m, 26/29) 5-3 victory vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 11/11/99: W (60m, 10/11) 4-1 victory vs. Carolina (Irbe).
• 11/20/99: W (60m, 17/18) 4-1 victory vs. Tampa Bay (Hodson).
• 11/26/99: W (64m08s, 20/22) 3-2 OT victory vs. Toronto (Healy).
• 12/05/99: W (60m, 27/29) 3-2 victory vs. St. Louis (McLennan).
• 12/11/99: - (34m, 9/9) 4-6 defeat at Toronto (Joseph) [Replaced Vanbiesbrouck].
• 12/14/99: L (60m, 19/22) 1-3 defeat at Buffalo (Biron).
• 12/18/99: W (60m, 29/29) 4-0 victory vs. Tampa Bay (Cloutier, Hodson).
• 12/23/99: T (65m, 25/29) 4-4 OT tie vs. Atlanta (Maracle, Fankhouser).
• 01/02/00: W (60m, 21/22) 4-1 victory at NY Islanders (Weekes).
• 01/14/00: L (60m, 17/18) 0-1 defeat at Atlanta (Maracle).
• 01/17/00: - (1m, 0/0) 1-3 defeat at Florida (Vernon) [Replaced Vanbiesbrouck].
• 01/20/00: T (65m, 22/23) 1-1 OT tie vs. Ottawa (Tugnutt).
• 01/23/00: T (64m20s, 21/25) 4-4 OT tie at Pittsburgh (Barrasso) [Replaced by Vanbiesbrouck, replaced Vanbiesbrouck].
• 01/30/00: L (60m, 15/17) 0-2 defeat at Washington (Kolzig).
• 02/09/00: W (60m, 26/28) 4-2 victory at Toronto (Joseph).
• 02/12/00: W (62m28s, 21/23) 3-2 OT victory vs. Buffalo (Biron).
• 02/15/00: L (59m, 32/35) 2-4 defeat at New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 02/19/00: W (60m, 19/21) 4-2 victory vs. Washington (Kolzig, Billington).
• 02/22/00: W (60m, 22/23) 3-1 victory vs. Chicago (Thibault).
• 02/24/00: W (64m51s, 27/30) 4-3 OT victory vs. Pittsburgh (Aubin).
• 03/01/00: L (60m, 14/16) 0-2 defeat at Dallas (Belfour).
• 03/04/00: W (60m, 21/21) 3-0 victory at Boston (Tallas).
• 03/05/00: L (60m59s, 29/33) 3-4 OT defeat vs. NY Islanders (Weekes).
• 03/09/00: W (60m, 17/18) 3-1 victory vs. Washington (Kolzig).
• 03/12/00: L (60m, 28/31) 1-3 defeat at Colorado (Roy).
• 03/19/00: W (60m, 29/31) 6-2 victory vs. Boston (Grahame, Tallas).
• 03/21/00: W (60m, 27/27) 2-0 victory at Nashville (Dunham).
• 03/23/00: L (61m20s, 20/23) 2-3 OT defeat vs. Los Angeles (Fiset).
• 04/01/00: W (60m, 21/23) 3-2 victory at Pittsburgh (Tugnutt, Aubin, Tugnutt).
• 04/02/00: L (60m, 15/16) 0-1 defeat at Carolina (Irbe).
• 04/04/00: W (60m, 22/25) 5-3 victory at Atlanta (Rhodes).
• 04/08/00: W (60m, 24/24) 3-0 victory vs. Boston (Tallas).
• 04/09/00: W (60m, 15/16) 4-1 victory at NY Rangers (Hnilicka).
• 04/13/00: W (60m, 18/20) 3-2 victory vs. Buffalo (Hasek).
• 04/14/00: W (60m, 30/31) 2-1 victory vs. Buffalo (Hasek).
• 04/16/00: W (60m, 17/17) 2-0 victory at Buffalo (Hasek).
• 04/18/00: L (64m42s, 31/34) 2-3 OT defeat at Buffalo (Hasek).
• 04/20/00: W (60m, 20/22) 5-2 victory vs. Buffalo (Hasek).
• 04/27/00: L (60m, 12/14) 0-2 defeat vs. Pittsburgh (Tugnutt).
• 04/29/00: L (60m, 21/25) 1-4 defeat vs. Pittsburgh (Tugnutt).
• 05/02/00: W (71m01s, 15/18) 4-3 OT victory at Pittsburgh (Tugnutt).
• 05/04/00: W (152m01s, 57/58) 2-1 OT victory at Pittsburgh (Tugnutt).
• 05/07/00: W (60m, 29/32) 6-3 victory vs. Pittsburgh (Tugnutt, Skudra).
• 05/09/00: W (60m, 27/28) 2-1 victory at Pittsburgh (Tugnutt).
• 05/14/00: L (60m, 20/24) 1-4 defeat vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/16/00: W (60m, 30/33) 4-3 victory vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/18/00: W (60m, 27/29) 4-2 victory at New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/20/00: W (60m, 24/25) 3-1 victory at New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/22/00: L (60m, 26/30) 1-4 defeat vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/24/00: L (60m, 24/26) 1-2 defeat at New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 05/26/00: L (60m, 16/18) 1-2 defeat vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 10/05/00: W (60m, 26/29) 6-3 victory vs. Vancouver (Potvin).
• 10/07/00: L (44m08s, 14/19) 1-5 defeat vs. Boston (Dafoe, Raycroft) [Replaced by Ouellet].
• 10/11/00: T (65m, 19/22) 3-3 OT tie at Minnesota (Fernandez).
• 10/14/00: L (59m, 25/3) 3-6 defeat at Phoenix (Burke).
• 10/17/00: L (43m44s, 17/22) 1-6 defeat vs. Ottawa (Hurme) [Replaced by Cechmanek].
• 10/24/00: W (60m, 21/25) 5-4 victory at NY Rangers (McLean).
• 10/26/00: W (60m, 32/32) 3-0 victory vs. NY Rangers (Richter).
• 10/29/00: T (65m, 21/22) 1-1 OT tie vs. Washington (Kolzig).
• 11/01/00: T (65m, 32/33) 1-1 OT tie at New Jersey (Terreri).
• 11/02/00: L (59m, 17/19) 1-3 defeat vs. Nashville (Vokoun).
• 11/08/00: L (33m20s, 20/24) 2-5 defeat at Pittsburgh (Aubin) [Replaced by Cechmanek].
• 11/18/00: W (60m, 35/38) 5-3 victory vs. Washington (Kolzig).
• 11/29/00: W (60m, 23/26) 4-3 victory at Columbus (Tugnutt).
• 12/06/00: W (60m, 20/23) 6-3 victory vs. Tampa Bay (Cloutier).
• 12/08/00: L (60m, 27/32) 1-5 defeat at Detroit (Osgood).
• 12/13/00: T (65m, 22/25) 3-3 OT tie at Colorado (Roy).
• 12/19/00: T (65m, 27/31) 4-4 OT tie at Boston (Dafoe).
• 12/28/00: L (58m34s, 14/18) 3-4 defeat at Tampa Bay (Weekes).
• 12/30/00: L (19m, 5/7) 3-6 defeat at Washington (Kolzig) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 01/18/01: - (20m, 2/4) 1-7 defeat vs. New Jersey (Brodeur) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 01/25/01: W (59m52, 25/26) 5-1 victory at Chicago (Thibault, Larocque).
• 01/28/01: L (59m18s, 15/18) 2-4 defeat at Washington (Kolzig).
• 02/06/01: L (58m18s, 27/31) 3-4 defeat at Boston (Dafoe).
• 02/07/01: - (32m41s, 10/13) 4-9 defeat at Pittsburgh (Snow, Aubin) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 03/03/01: L (59m12s, 22/25) 1-3 defeat at Montreal (Theodore).
• 03/19/01: W (60m, 25/27) 4-2 victory at Edmonton (Roussel).
• 03/22/01: L (59m46s, 21/23) 1-3 defeat at Calgary (Brathwaite).
• 04/21/01: - (36m35s, 14/17) 0-8 defeat at Buffalo (Hasek) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 10/08/01: T (64m58s, 28/30) 2-2 OT tie at Columbus (Denis).
• 10/10/01: L (58m47s, 21/23) 1-2 defeat at Buffalo (Biron).
• 10/18/01: L (60m, 34/37) 2-3 defeat at Detroit (Hasek).
• 10/25/01: - (16m37s, 2/4) 2-7 defeat vs. Ottawa (Hurme) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 10/27/01: W (60m, 27/28) 5-1 victory at Montreal (Garon).
• 10/30/01: W (60m, 32/32) 3-0 victory at Washington (Kolzig).
• 10/31/01: W (60m, 27/27) 3-0 victory vs. Pittsburgh (Aubin).
• 11/03/01: L (58m39s, 28/30) 1-2 defeat vs. NY Islanders (Osgood).
• 11/08/01: W (59m59s, 22/23) 2-1 victory at Tampa Bay (Khabibulin, Weekes).
• 11/10/01: W (64m17s, 16/18) 3-2 OT victory at Florida (Luongo).
• 11/15/01: W (35m42s, 13/13) 5-0 victory vs. Washington (Kolzig) [Replaced by Cechmanek].
• 12/13/01: - (18m58s, 6/6) 2-3 defeat vs. Montreal (Theodore) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 12/15/01: W (60m, 32/34) 5-2 victory at Boston (Dafoe).
• 12/16/01: L (58m57s, 17/20) 2-3 defeat vs. Edmonton (Salo).
• 12/20/01: W (59m57s, 29/30) 2-1 victory vs. Dallas (Belfour).
• 12/22/01: W (60m27s, 20/23) 4-3 OT victory vs. Carolina (Irbe).
• 12/28/01: L (24m54s, 9/13) 2-4 defeat at Phoenix (Burke) [Replaced by Cechmanek].
• 01/06/02: W (59m48s, 29/32) 4-3 victory at Carolina (Barrasso).
• 01/08/02: W (59m56s, 22/26) 7-4 victory vs. Atlanta (Hnilicka, Rhodes).
• 01/14/02: - (40m, 8/11) 5-3 victory at Montreal (Theodore) [Replaced by Cechmanek].
• 01/21/02: L (60m, 22/27) 2-5 defeat at Pittsburgh (Hedberg).
• 01/26/02: W (60m, 16/18) 4-2 victory vs. Carolina (Irbe, Barrasso).
• 01/29/02: W (60m52s, 20/22) 3-2 OT victory vs. Pittsburgh (Aubin).
• 01/30/02: L (59m14s, 29/31) 1-3 defeat at Ottawa (Lalime).
• 02/06/02: L (59m53s, 26/31) 4-5 defeat at Anaheim (Giguere).
• 03/02/02: L (45m29s, 15/20) 5-6 defeet at NY Rangers (Richter) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 03/04/02: W (60m, 21/22) 4-1 victory at Boston (Dafoe).
• 03/07/02: L (59m35s, 28/31) 2-4 defeat vs. Calgary (Turek).
• 03/08/02: W (60m, 20/22) 4-2 victory at Tampa Bay (Khabibulin).
• 03/10/02: L (59m03s, 17/19) 1-3 defeat vs. Toronto (Schwab).
• 03/12/02: T (65m, 21/22) 1-1 OT tie at Toronto (Schwab).
• 03/14/02: L (58m42s, 20/22) 1-3 defeat vs. Buffalo (Noronen).
• 03/16/02: L (58m01s, 16/18) 1-2 defeat vs. Colorado (Roy).
• 03/18/02: T (65m, 22/25) 3-3 OT tie vs. Tampa Bay (Kochan).
• 03/21/02: W (59m51s, 15/16) 2-1 victory vs. Anaheim (Shields).
• 03/23/02: T (64m53s, 19/23) 4-4 OT tie at Pittsburgh (Hedberg).
• 03/25/02: W (60m, 25/26) 4-1 victory vs. Toronto (Schwab).
• 03/27/02: W (60m, 25/27) 4-2 victory at NY Rangers (Blackburn).
• 03/30/02: L (58m28s, 19/22) 1-3 defeat vs. Buffalo (Biron).
• 04/02/02: L (58m50s, 32/36) 2-4 defeat vs. Boston (Dafoe).
• 04/14/02: L (59m45s, 30/32) 1-3 defeat at NY Islanders (Osgood).
• 04/24/02: - (20m, 6/6) 0-3 defeat at Ottawa (Lalime) [Replaced Cechmanek].
• 04/26/02: L (67m33s, 25/27) 1-2 OT defeat vs. Ottawa (Lalime).
• Traded by Flyers to Phoenix Coyotes.
• 10/14/02: W (59m57s, 30/32) 4-2 victory at Columbus (Denis).
• 10/17/02: L (59m49s, 22/27) 3-5 defeat at Toronto (Kidd).
• 10/22/02: W (48m49s, 26/27) 2-1 victory at Nashville (Dunham) [Replaced Burke].
• 10/24/02: L (59m31s, 27/30) 2-3 defeat vs. Colorado (Roy).
• 10/26/02: L (60m, 24/30) 1-6 defeat vs. Minnesota (Fernandez).
• 10/28/02: L (62m20s, 34/37) 2-3 OT defeat at NY Rangers (Richter).
• 10/29/02: W (59m51s, 31/33) 3-2 victory at NY Islanders (Snow).
• 10/31/02: L (59m59s, 29/35) 2-6 defeat at Philadelphia (Esche).
• 11/03/02: W (64m15s, 24/25) 2-1 OT victory vs. Nashville (Vokoun).
• 11/07/02: W (60m, 28/29) 4-1 victory vs. Minnesota (Fernandez, Roloson).
• 11/09/02: L (59m46s, 27/31) 2-5 defeat vs. Vancouver (Cloutier).
• 11/11/02: L (20m17s, 9/13) 2-4 defeat at Tampa Bay (Khabibulin) [Replaced by Desrochers].
• 11/15/02: W (60m, 24/25) 5-1 victory at Atlanta (Nurminen, Hnilicka).
• 11/17/02: T (65m, 24/28) 4-4 OT tie vs. Colorado (Roy).
• 11/20/02: T (65m, 36/38) 2-2 OT tie vs. Dallas (Tugnutt).
• 11/22/02: T (65m, 36/39) 3-3 OT tie vs. Florida (Hurme).
• 11/27/02: T (64m20s, 33/35) 2-2 OT tie at Anaheim (Gerber).
• 11/28/02: L (58m25s, 14/18) 2-4 defeat vs. Chicago (Thibault).
• 11/30/02: W (60m, 26/28) 3-2 victory at San Jose (Nabokov).
• 12/03/02: L (64m04s, 27/30) 2-3 OT defeat vs. San Jose (Nabokov).
• 12/05/02: L (59m16s, 19/23) 3-5 defeat vs. Detroit (Joseph).
• 12/07/02: - (37m52s, 20/21) 2-4 defeat vs. Montreal (Hackett) [Replaced Desrochers].
• 12/09/02: T (64m45s, 19/22) 3-3 OT tie vs. Columbus (Denis).
• 12/11/02: W (60m, 16/18) 4-2 victory vs. Atlanta (Dafoe).
• 12/13/02: L (58m26s, 15/19) 3-4 defeat vs. Washington (Charpentier).
• 12/15/02: W (59m58s, 22/23) 2-1 victory vs. Los Angeles (Storr).
• 12/17/02: W (60m, 21/23) 5-2 victory vs. Pittsburgh (Hedberg).
• 12/20/02: T (65m, 39/42) 3-3 OT tie vs. St. Louis (Johnson).
• 12/22/02: L (12m51s, 5/8) 0-4 defeat at Anaheim (Giguere) [Replaced by Bierk].
• 12/26/02: L (63m14s, 24/28) 3-4 OT defeat at Los Angeles (Potvin).
• 02/08/03: L (59m34s, 25/27) 1-3 defeat vs. Dallas (Tugnutt, Turco, Tugnutt).
• 02/12/03: L (60m, 35/38) 0-3 defeat vs. New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 02/14/03: W (33m10s, 11/11) 3-2 victory at Minnesota (Fernandez) [Replaced Bierk].
• 02/15/03: W (60m, 29/32) 5-3 victory at St. Louis (Johnson, Brathwaite).
• 02/18/03: W (59m59s, 14/16) 5-2 victory vs. Columbus (Denis).
• 02/20/03: W (60m, 25/26) 2-1 victory at Chicago (Thibault).
• 02/21/03: T (65m, 31/33) 2-2 OT tie at Dallas (Tugnutt).
• 03/02/03: L (60m, 28/33) 2-5 defeat at Detroit (Joseph).
• 03/06/03: L (59m38s, 24/29) 3-6 defeat at St. Louis (Sanford).
• 03/20/03: W (35m48s, 11/12) 3-2 victory vs. Edmonton (Salo) [Replaced Burke].
• 03/22/03: L (59m55s, 20/24) 0-4 defeat vs. Tampa Bay (Khabibulin).
• 03/27/03: L (59m55s, 31/36) 1-5 defeat at Vancouver (Cloutier).
• 03/29/03: - (26m40s, 8/9) 1-6 defeat at Colorado (Roy) [Replaced Bierk].
• 03/31/03: L (61m38s, 22/27) 4-5 OT defeat vs. Los Angeles (Huet).
• 04/02/03: T (64m51s, 37/40) 3-3 OT tie vs. Vancouver (Cloutier).
• 10/16/03: L (60m, 26/31) 1-5 defeat at Tampa Bay (Khabibulin).
• 11/14/03: T (64m36s, 32/35) 3-3 OT tie at Dallas (Turco).
• 11/21/03: - (34m10s, 11/12) 0-5 defeat vs. San Jose (Nabokov, Toskala) [Replaced Burke].
• 11/23/03: L (58m57s, 27/28) 0-1 defeat at Atlanta (Nurminen).
• 12/04/03: W (59m46s, 34/36) 3-2 victory at Buffalo (Noronen).
• 12/07/03: T (65m, 37/39) 2-2 OT tie at Chicago (Leighton).
• 12/18/03: T (64m54s, 30/34) 4-4 OT tie at Los Angeles (Huet).
• 12/22/03: T (64m42s, 26/29) 3-3 OT tie at Nashville (Vokoun).
• 12/31/03: W (59m55s, 21/21) 4-0 victory vs. Los Angeles (Hnilicka).
• 01/02/04: W (60m, 35/35) 6-0 victory at Dallas (Tugnutt, Turco).
• 01/04/04: W (59m55s, 26/26) 3-0 victory at Carolina (Storr).
• 01/07/04: W (60m, 27/27) 3-0 victory at Washington (Kolzig).
• 01/09/04: W (60m, 21/21) 2-0 victory at Minnesota (Roloson).
• 01/11/04: T (65m, 20/21) 1-1 OT tie vs. Atlanta (Dafoe).
• 01/13/04: L (58m10s, 16/19) 1-4 defeat vs. Vancouver (Cloutier).
• 01/16/04: T (65m, 31/34) 3-3 OT tie at Detroit (Joseph).
• 01/22/04: W (60m, 34/35) 2-1 victory at San Jose (Nabokov).
• 01/24/04: W (60m, 44/46) 5-2 victory vs. Detroit (Joseph, Legace).
• 01/29/04: L (58m24s, 21/24) 1-4 defeat vs. Ottawa (Prusek).
• 02/02/04: T (62m58s, 25/28) 3-3 OT tie vs. Columbus (Denis) [Replaced by Burke, replaced Burke].
• 02/04/04: L (63m17s, 23/28) 4-5 OT defeat vs. Florida (Shields).
• 02/05/04: L (60m, 30/35) 0-5 defeat at San Jose (Nabokov).
• 02/11/04: L (58m23s, 23/28) 3-5 defeat at Anaheim (Giguere).
• 02/13/04: L (58m53s, 24/28) 2-5 defeat vs. NY Islanders (DiPietro).
• 02/14/04: W (60m, 32/34) 3-2 victory vs. Dallas (Turco).
• 02/16/04: L (59m17s, 28/31) 2-4 defeat at St. Louis (Osgood).
• 02/18/04: L (59m26s, 29/33) 2-5 defeat at Detroit (Legace).
• 02/21/04: L (30m28s, 9/14) 2-8 defeat vs. Nashville (Vokoun) [Replaced by Pelletier].
• 02/23/04: T (65m, 23/24) 1-1 OT tie vs. Anaheim (Giguere).
• 02/25/04: L (61m48s, 18/22) 3-4 OT defeat vs. Pittsburgh (Chiodo).
• 02/27/04: L (33m39s, 14/18) 2-7 defeat vs. Edmonton (Salo) [Replaced by Pelletier].
• 03/02/04: L (62m16s, 22/27) 4-5 OT defeat at Edmonton (Salo).
• 03/05/04: L (58m36s, 21/25) 3-4 defeat vs. Montreal (Theodore).
• 03/10/04: L (58m38s, 18/21) 1-3 defeat vs. Los Angeles (Huet).
• 03/14/04: L (60m, 21/25) 1-4 defeat at Colorado (Salo).
• 03/18/04: T (65m, 46/47) 1-1 OT tie vs. Detroit (Joseph).
• 03/21/04: T (64m56s, 32/34) 2-2 OT tie at Chicago (Leighton).
• 03/26/04: L (60m, 23/26) 0-3 defeat vs. San Jose (Toskala).
• 03/29/04: L (60m, 39/45) 1-6 defeat at Vancouver (Cloutier).
• 04/03/04: W (62m37s, 23/24) 2-1 OT victory vs. Chicago (Munro).
• 12/17/05: L (59m55s, 33/37) 1-4 defeat at Los Angeles (Garon).
• 12/20/05: - (7m27s, 1/1) 4-5 defeat vs. St. Louis (Bacashihua) [Replaced Joseph].
• 12/23/05: W (59m29s, 26/28) 3-2 victory at Dallas (Turco).
• 12/26/05: L (42m41s, 22/24) 4-7 defeat at Colorado (Kolesnik, Budaj) [Replaced Joseph].
• 12/28/05: W (59m45s, 30/34) 5-4 victory at San Jose (Nabokov, Toskala).
• 01/05/06: L (20m, 9/12) 0-4 defeat at Los Angeles (Garon) [Replaced by Joseph].
• 01/10/06: L (60m, 32/39) 2-7 defeat at Ottawa (Hasek).
• 01/12/06: W (64m28s, 30/31) 2-1 SO victory (3/3) at Buffalo (Biron).
• 01/16/06: L (59m53s, 28/34) 1-6 defeat vs. Washington (Johnson).
• 01/24/06: L (58m52s, 19/22) 2-3 defeat at Minnesota (Fernandez).
• 01/31/06: - (19m07s, 5/6) 4-7 defeat vs. Vancouver (Auld) [Replaced Joseph].
• Traded by Coyotes to Calgary Flames.
• 02/10/06: W (62m30s, 20/22) 3-2 OT victory vs. St. Louis (Lalime).
• 03/18/06: L (60m, 38/47) 4-9 defeat at Nashville (Vokoun).
• 04/17/06: L (59m52s, 30/34) 3-4 defeat at Anaheim (Giguere).
• Signed as free agent by Chicago Blackhawks.
• 10/14/06: L (58m38s, 24/28) 3-4 defeat at St. Louis (Legace).
• 10/20/06: L (59m22s, 33/38) 4-5 defeat at Dallas (Turco).
• 10/25/06: L (59m55s, 26/31) 0-5 defeat vs. Vancouver (Luongo).
• 10/28/06: L (60m, 19/22) 0-3 defeat vs. Anaheim (Bryzgalov).
• 10/30/06: L (58m39s, 32/34) 0-3 defeat at Philadelphia (Esche).
• 10/31/06: L (60m, 19/24) 2-5 defeat at NY Islanders (DiPietro).
• 11/02/06: L (59m13s, 27/29) 1-2 defeat vs. Detroit (Osgood).
• 11/09/06: SOL (64m57s, 26/27) 1-2 SO defeat (0/2) at New Jersey (Brodeur).
• 11/12/06: W (60m, 28/28) 1-0 victory vs. Columbus (Norrena).
• 11/16/06: SOL (64m57s, 25/27) 2-3 SO defeat (0/2) at Phoenix (Joseph).
• 11/24/06: L (20m, 4/7) 1-5 defeat at Edmonton (Roloson) [Replaced by Khabibulin].
• 12/09/06: OTL (63m09s, 33/38) 4-5 OT defeat at Minnesota (Fernandez).
• 12/29/06: L (39m05s, 12/13) 3-5 defeat vs. Boston (Thomas) [Replaced Khabibulin].
• 01/05/07: - (38m44s, 13/17) 3-8 defeat vs. Nashville (Mason) [Replaced Khabibulin].
• Claimed off waivers by Columbus Blue Jackets, February 2007.
• 03/03/07: W (59m41s, 32/35) 4-3 victory at Phoenix (Joseph).
• 03/17/07: - (24m16s, 4/7) 3-5 defeat at Los Angeles (Garon) [Replaced by Norrena].
• 03/30/07: L (58m32s, 22/25) 1-3 defeat at Chicago (Lalime).
• Signed as free agent by San Jose Sharks, February 2008.
• 03/01/08: W (59m45s, 24/24) 2-0 victory at St. Louis (Legace).
• 03/18/08: W (59m59s, 29/30) 2-1 victory at Los Angeles (Cloutier).
• 03/25/08: OTL (19m18s, 9/10) 4-5 OT defeat at Phoenix (Bryzgalov) [Replaced Nabokov].
• 03/28/08: W (59m57s, 23/24) 3-1 victory at Anaheim (Hiller).
• 04/06/08: L (39m07s, 11/15) 2-4 defeat at Dallas (Turco) [Replaced Nabokov].
• 04/27/08: - (2m08s, 0/0) 2-5 defeat vs. Dallas (Turco) [Replaced Nabokov].
• 10/12/08: W (59m59s, 21/21) 1-0 victory at Los Angeles (LaBarbera).
• 10/25/08: W (59m57s, 22/22) 3-0 victory at Tampa Bay (Smith).
• 11/08/08: W (60m, 23/24) 2-1 victory vs. Dallas (Turco).
• 11/09/08: L (59m52s, 26/29) 2-4 defeat at Phoenix (Bryzgalov).
• 11/11/08: OTL (61m53s, 25/29) 3-4 OT defeat vs. Nashville (Ellis).
• 11/13/08: W (59m55s, 23/24) 6-1 victory vs. Calgary (Kiprusoff, McElhinney).
• 11/16/08: W (59m56s, 28/33) 6-5 victory at Chicago (Huet).
• 11/17/08: W (59m48s, 32/33) 4-1 victory at Nashville (Ellis).
• 11/22/08: W (59m47s, 19/21) 7-2 victory vs. Washington (Johnson).
• 12/15/08: SOW (64m45s, 26/28) 3-2 SO victory (2/3) at Los Angeles (Ersberg, LaBarbera).
• 01/06/09: - (38m34s, 9/10) 2-5 defeat at Calgary (Kiprusoff) [Replaced Nabokov].
• 01/10/09: W (59m57s, 24/26) 4-2 victory at Vancouver (Sanford).
• 02/11/09: SOL (65m, 35/36) 1-2 SO defeat (2/3) at Pittsburgh (Fleury).
• 02/26/09: W (60m, 23/24) 2-1 victory at Ottawa (Auld).
• 02/28/09: L (58m34s, 18/21) 2-3 defeat at Montreal (Halak).
• 03/03/09: L (60m, 27/31) 1-4 defeat vs. Dallas (Turco).
• 03/05/09: OTL (64m46s, 32/36) 3-4 OT defeat vs. Minnesota (Backstrom).
• 03/07/09: L (57m54s, 26/29) 1-3 defeat at Vancouver (Luongo).
• 03/10/09: OTW (63m34s, 25/29) 5-4 OT victory at Minnesota (Backstrom).
• 03/12/09: L (57m49s, 23/25) 1-3 defeat at St. Louis (Mason).
• 03/17/09: L (39m33s, 10/11) 3-4 defeat at Phoenix (Bryzgalov) [Replaced Nabokov].
• 04/05/09: W (59m50s, 19/21) 3-2 victory at Anaheim (Hiller).
• Signed as free agent by Philadelphia Flyers, July 2009.
• 10/25/09: L (60m, 24/28) 1-4 defeat vs. San Jose (Greiss).

AHL GAME DIRECTORY:

• Assigned to San Antonio Rampage for conditioning, November 2005.
• 11/02/05: L (39m59s, 14/16) 0-2 defeat vs. Manitoba (Flaherty) [Replaced by Passmore].
• Assigned to San Antonio Rampage for conditioning, December 2005.
• 12/01/05: W (65m, 19/19) 1-0 SO victory (4/5) vs. Cleveland (Toskala).
• 12/02/05: L (59m50s, 25/27) 1-3 defeat vs. Cleveland (Patzold).
• 12/09/05: W (59m51s, 34/35) 2-1 victory at Iowa (Smith).
• 12/11/05: W (60m, 30/31) 4-1 victory at Omaha (McElhinney).
• 12/14/05: L (59m56s, 31/33) 1-2 defeat at Chicago (Tarkki).
• Assigned to Philadelphia Phantoms, October 2007.
• 10/05/07: W (60m, 26/29) 4-3 victory vs. Norfolk (Ramo).
• 10/07/07: W (60m, 29/30) 4-1 victory vs. Wilkes-Barre (Conklin).
• 10/12/07: W (60m, 37/37) 3-0 victory vs. Albany (Leighton).
• 10/13/07: W (60m, 26/28) 3-2 victory at Wilkes-Barre (Conklin).
• 10/20/07: L (27m05s, 8/13) 3-6 defeat vs. Providence (Sigalet) [Replaced by Munroe].
• 10/26/07: W (60m, 27/30) 6-3 victory at Norfolk (Munce).
• 10/28/07: W (59m37s, 31/33) 3-2 victory vs. Norfolk (Boutin).
• 11/02/07: OTL (60m59s, 29/32) 2-3 OT defeat at Portland (Hiller).
• 11/03/07: W (24m15s, 13/13) 3-0 victory at Worcester (Dakers) [Replaced by Munroe].
• 11/21/07: L (18m55s, 5/10) 3-7 defeat at Norfolk (Boutin) [Replaced by Munroe].
• 11/23/07: L (59m04s, 25/27) 1-2 defeat vs. Hershey (Cassivi).
• 11/24/07: W (60m, 28/28) 6-0 victory at Hershey (Cassivi, Machesney).
• 11/30/07: W (59m30s, 28/28) 6-0 victory at Hamilton (Danis).
• 12/01/07: L (58m45s, 19/21) 1-2 defeat at Lake Erie (Weiman).
• 12/07/07: L (58m53s, 15/17) 1-2 defeat vs. Norfolk (Ramo).
• 12/08/07: W (60m, 18/20) 3-2 victory at Hershey (Cassivi).
• 12/14/07: SOW (64m51s, 23/24) 2-1 SO victory (6/7) vs. Toronto (Pogge).
• 12/16/07: L (59m25s, 33/36) 2-3 defeat vs. Wilkes-Barre (Brown).
• 12/21/07: W (60m, 27/29) 5-2 victory vs. Hershey (Cassivi).
• 12/28/07: SOW (65m, 23/25) 3-2 SO victory (4/5) vs. Binghamton (Glass).
• 12/29/07: L (57m34s, 29/32) 1-3 at Albany (Leighton).
• 12/31/07: L (59m13s, 22/24) 1-2 defeat at Hershey (Machesney).
• 01/04/08: W (59m41s, 35/37) 3-2 victory vs. Lowell (Doyle).
• 01/05/08: W (60m, 27/29) 4-2 victory at Albany (Grahame).
• 01/09/08: W (60m, 31/33) 4-2 victory at Lowell (Parise).
• 01/11/08: - (35m40s, 12/14) 1-5 defeat vs. Lake Erie (Weiman) [Replaced Munroe].
• 01/12/08: SOW (65m, 32/33) 2-1 SO victory (4/6) at Wilkes-Barre (Brown).
• 01/13/08: L (20m21s, 12/17) 2-6 defeat vs. Manchester (Taylor) [Replaced by Munroe].
• 01/16/08: L (35m20s, 23/28) 3-5 defeat at Syracuse (Munro) [Replaced by Munroe].
• 01/19/08: L (29m48s, 18/20) 3-5 defeat at Binghamton (Glass) [Replaced Munroe].
• 01/20/08: OTW (60m35s, 27/30) 4-3 OT victory vs. Lowell (Doyle).
• 01/23/08: L (59m28s, 20/23) 1-4 defeat at Bridgeport (MacDonald).
• 01/25/08: SOW (65m, 25/28) 4-3 SO victory (4/5) vs. Hershey (Cassivi).
• 01/26/08: SOL (65m, 36/39) 3-4 SO defeat (1/3) at Bridgeport (Morrison).
• 02/01/08: W (60m, 26/28) 3-2 victory vs. Worcester (Patzold).
• 02/06/08: - (36m36s, 15/15) 2-4 defeat at Binghamton (Glass) [Replaced Munroe].
• 02/08/08: L (58m23s, 25/28) 2-4 defeat at Springfield (Deslauriers).
• 02/10/08: W (60m, 41/43) 3-2 victory at Providence (Rask).
• 02/12/08: SOW (64m46s, 43/46) 4-3 SO victory (4/5) vs. Syracuse (LaCosta).
• 02/15/08: W (60m, 23/23) 1-0 victory at Wilkes-Barre (Fleury).
• 02/16/08: OTL (61m04s, 26/29) 2-3 OT defeat at Albany (Leighton).
• 02/22/08: L (58m10s, 21/24) 2-3 defeat vs. Hershey (Cassivi).
• Assigned to Adirondack Phantoms, October 2009.
• 10/18/09: W (60m, 29/31) 4-2 victory at Bridgeport (Lawson).