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How many Stanley Cups has Patrick Roy won? Patrick Roy has won 4 Stanley Cups as a player. When did Patrick Roy retire? Patrick Roy last played in 2003. Other Links. More Roy Pages. Patrick Roy Overview. Additional Pages for this Player. Player Overview & Base Stats; Game Finder; Streak Finder; Span Finder; News; Career Splits. 1984-85; 1985-86.
Goalie Patrick Roy of the Montreal Canadiens celebrates with the
Hall of Fame goaltender Patrick Roy, the league leader in career playoff games played (247) and career playoff wins (151), played in his final NHL game on April 22, 2003.
Patrick Roy 1996 Stanley Cup Finals Action Photo Print (8 x 10
20-year-old Patrick Roy backstops the Canadiens to a surprise run to the Stanley Cup Final
NHL Patrick Roy wins Cup of Dignity, excerpt from 'Patrick Roy
Patrick Roy was determined to keep the rats at bay during the 1996 Stanley Cup finals. AP Photo/Hans Deryk Patrick is sure he overheard Scotty Bowman sigh during an interview later on: "If I'd.
Patrick Roy with The Stanley Cup 1986 HockeyGods
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Patrick roy win 4 stanley cup.two with montreal canadien
Seven days after he played his 1,00th game, joining three other goaltenders in NHL history, Minnesota's Marc-Andre Fleury notched his 551st career win in the Wild's 4-3 victory in Columbus on.
Dec. 2 marks 19th anniversary of Patrick Roy's final game with
https://youtu.be/qPipiJU1gi4 Stanley Cup Finals 1993: Montreal Canadiens vs Los Angeles Kings Roy was again a wall in the playoffs, earning his second Conn Smythe Trophy. He went 16-4 in the playoffs with a 2.13 goals allowed average. This time, Roy was matched up against Wayne Gretzky and the Kings.
18 Greatest Colorado Avalanche of AllTime Patrick Roy
June 11, 2022 Patrick Roy will be sitting in his Quebec City home 2,000 miles from Denver when the Stanley Cup Final begins at Ball Arena, arguably the biggest fan of the Colorado Avalanche.
Montreal Canadiens The stars of 1993 vs the players they were traded for
In eight seasons, he won three Vezina Trophies and led the Canadiens to two Stanley Cups, in 1986 and 1993, taking home the Conn Smythe Trophy each time. His 10 consecutive overtime wins in the.
Colorado Avalanche goalie Patrick Roy in action vs Florida Panthers
One of best big-game goaltenders in NHL history, won Stanley Cups twice in Montreal, twice in Colorado, captured Vezina Trophies three times
Patrick Roy Montreal Canadiens Autographed 1986 Stanley Cup Champion
Patrick Jacques Roy [1] [2] ( French pronunciation: [สwa]; born October 5, 1965) is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former goaltender and executive, who previously served as the head coach for the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL).
Patrick Roy W Stanley Cup Montreal Canadiens Vintage 8X10 Color Hockey
In 2001, Roy's Avalanche beat Martin Brodeur's Devils to win the Stanley Cup for the fourth time. He was handed the Conn Smythe Trophy for a third time โ a record, earned with wins in three.
NHL Finals, Colorado Avalanche goalie Patrick Roy victorious with
June 09, 2023 Patrick Roy would love to return to coaching in the NHL, but the four-time Stanley Cup-champion goaltending legend says he won't be sitting by the phone in the days ahead.
Patrick Roy with the 1993 Stanley Cup Championship Trophy Photo Print
Roy won his fourth and final Cup with the Avs in 2001. It was one of the best regular seasons of his career -- a 40-13-7 record (the wins were the most of his 19-year career), 2.21 GAA and .913.
Colorado Avalanche goalie Patrick Roy victorious, lifting up Stanley
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Patrick Roy with The Stanley Cup 1993 HockeyGods
Patrick Roy, hockey player, hockey coach (born 5 October 1965 in Quรฉbec City, QC). One of the greatest goaltenders in National Hockey League (NHL) history, Roy is a three-time Vezina Trophy winner (best goaltender in the NHL) and three-time Conn Smythe Trophy winner (most valuable player to his team in the NHL playoffs).