NHL Goalie Update for Mental Goaltending.com

Written by Alan Carter

Cristobal Huet got his 15^th win and almost performed a shutout but a Alexander Semin goal with 2:54 left in the 3^rd doused those thoughts. Huet still though only allowed 1 goal and had 30 saves.

Olaf Kolzig faced a strong Canadians team and allowed 3 goals in a 4-1 loss. Kolzig had 23 saves.

Rick DiPietro played a good game but allowed 2 goals and got no help from his offense in the 2-0 loss. DiPietro had 27 saves.

Ray Emery had his 2^nd shutout this season but wasn’t ever really challenged with only 18 saves.

Kari Lehtonen had a dominate game with 35 saves and allowed only 2 goals in the Pengiuns 4-2 win.

Marc-Andre Fleury didn’t have a bad game but still allowed 3 goals and collected his 11^th loss. Fleury had 37 saves in the loss.

Antero Niittymaki allowed 2 goals and was replaced by Robert Esche in the 3^rd period. Esche allowed 1 goal and had 8 saves in the loss. Niittymaky made 22 saves.

Ed Belfour continues his strong play allowing only 1 goal in the Panthers 3-1 win. Belfour had 23 saves.

Niklas Backstrom started at Detroit and he stopped 30 shots but allowed 3 goals in the Wild’s 3-1 loss.

Dominik Hasek continues his unbeaten streak against the Wild with a strong 32 save performance. Hasek allowed only 1 goal.

Jose Theodore got the start but allowed 5 goals and only had 17 saves. Theodore was replaced by Peter Budaj who stopped all 5 shots.

Marty Turco had an off night allowing 4 goals but Dallas still got the 5-4 win over Colorado. Turco had 28 saves.

Miikka Kiprusoff only faced 24 shots but allowed 6 goals including an overtime goal to Sami Salo that sealed the loss for the Flames.

Roberto Luongo allowed 5 goals and had 31 saves but still got the win over the Flames

6-5.

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