List of Boston Bruins Records - Career Regular Season, Goaltenders

Career Regular Season, Goaltenders

Games Played
# Player GP Seasons
1 Tiny Thompson 468 1928–1939
2 Frank Brimsek 444 1938–1949
2 Eddie Johnston 444 1962–1973
4 Gerry Cheevers 416 1966–1980
5 Tim Thomas 334 2002–present
Active leader
5 Tim Thomas 334 2002–present
Wins
# Player W Seasons
1 Tiny Thompson 252 1928–1939
2 Frank Brimsek 230 1938–1949
3 Gerry Cheevers 229 1962–1973
4 Eddie Johnston 180 1966–1980
5 Tim Thomas 171 2002–present
Active leader
5 Tim Thomas 171 2002–present
Losses
# Player L Seasons
1 Eddie Johnston 193 1966–1980
2 Tiny Thompson 153 1928–1939
3 Frank Brimsek 144 1938–1949
4 Tim Thomas 106 2002–present
5 Byron Dafoe 104 1997–2002
Active leader
4 Tim Thomas 106 2002–present
† Ties
# Player T Seasons
1 Gerry Cheevers 74 1962–1973
2 Frank Brimsek 70 1938–1949
3 Tiny Thompson 63 1928–1939
4 Eddie Johnston 56 1966–1980
5 "Sugar" Jim Henry 45 1997–2002
Active leader
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† Overtime/Shootout Losses
# Player OTL Seasons
1 Tim Thomas 44 2002–present
2 Byron Dafoe 18 1997–2002
3 Tuukka Rask 8 1997–2002
4 Andrew Raycroft 6 2000–2006
5 3 tied 4 N/A
Active leader
1 Tim Thomas 44 2002–present
Goals Against Average
# Player GAA Seasons
1 Tiny Thompson 1.99 1928–1939
2 Byron Dafoe 2.30 1997–2002
3 Tim Thomas 2.49 2002–present
4 Terry Sawchuk 2.53 1955–1957
5 Jim Henry 2.57 1951–1955
Active leader
3 Tim Thomas 2.47 2002–present
  • Minimum 100 games
Save Percentage
# Player SV% Seasons
1 Tim Thomas .922 2002–present
2 Byron Dafoe .911 1997–2002
3 Andrew Raycroft .908 2000–2006
4 Andy Moog .886 1987–1993
5 Reggie Lemelin .884 1987–1993
Active leader
1 Tim Thomas .922 2002–present
  • Minimum 100 games
Shutouts
# Player SO Seasons
1 Tiny Thompson 74 1928–1939
2 Frank Brimsek 35 1938–1949
3 Tim Thomas 29 2002–present
4 Eddie Johnston 27 1966–1980
5 Gerry Cheevers 26 1962–1973
Active leader
3 Tim Thomas 29 2002–present

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