NHL SHOCKER: MONTREAL CANADIENS LEGEND CAREY PRICE NAMED THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME IN NHL GOALTENDING, SURPASSING ICONIC FIGURES LIKE PATRICK ROY, MARTIN BRODEUR, AND DOMINIK HASEK, ACCORDING TO INSIDERS REPORT….READ MORE…..

NHL SHOCKER: MONTREAL CANADIENS LEGEND CAREY PRICE NAMED THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME IN NHL GOALTENDING, SURPASSING ICONIC FIGURES LIKE PATRICK ROY, MARTIN BRODEUR, AND DOMINIK HASEK, ACCORDING TO INSIDERS REPORT….READ MORE…..

In a stunning twist that has sent shockwaves through the hockey world, an insiders report has declared Montreal Canadiens legend Carey Price as the greatest goaltender in NHL history, eclipsing longtime titans Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, and Dominik Hasek.

The report, compiled by a panel of former players, coaches, and executives and released by a respected NHL analytics consortium, evaluated goaltenders across multiple eras based on advanced metrics, career consistency, and overall impact on the game. According to the findings, Price edged out his legendary peers in categories such as high-danger save percentage, playoff clutch performance, and era-adjusted goals saved above average.

“This isn’t just about the number of wins or shutouts,” said a senior analyst involved in the report. “It’s about understanding how goaltenders performed relative to the teams they played on and the offensive quality they faced. Carey Price’s ability to keep the Canadiens competitive year after year, even when the team struggled defensively, is unprecedented.”

Price, who officially stepped away from the game in recent seasons due to injury, played his entire 15-season career with the Montreal Canadiens. His accolades include the Hart Trophy and Vezina Trophy in 2015, an Olympic gold medal with Team Canada, and multiple NHL All-Star selections. He is widely praised for his calm, technical mastery in net and his leadership both on and off the ice.

Hockey fans and analysts alike are divided over the news. For many, Brodeur’s three Stanley Cups and all-time records for wins and shutouts still define goaltending greatness. Roy’s playoff dominance and clutch performances, including two Conn Smythe Trophies, are also hard to overlook. Meanwhile, Hasek’s unorthodox brilliance and two Hart Trophies make a strong case for his GOAT candidacy.

Yet, the report emphasizes that Price’s peak dominance, especially in an era with faster gameplay and higher-quality scoring chances, places him at the top. “Price was often the sole reason the Canadiens remained contenders. No other goalie faced that kind of nightly pressure with such grace,” the report notes.

Reactions from the hockey world have been passionate. Former teammate P.K. Subban tweeted, “Carey was always the backbone. If anyone deserves this, it’s him.” Meanwhile, Martin Brodeur, when asked about the ranking, said, “Every generation has its greats. If Carey’s the guy for this era, I’m proud to be part of that company.”

As the debate continues, one thing is certain: Carey Price’s legacy has been solidified in the pantheon of hockey greatness. Whether fans agree or disagree with the designation, the recognition underscores what many in Montreal and across the league have believed for years — that Price’s greatness goes beyond numbers and into the soul of th

e sport itself.