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Post by Luke on Nov 25, 2004 16:00:48 GMT -5
I would like to know what goalies of the jets would be the top ten. pics would be awsome to. I want there gear and mask pics as well.
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Post by Herman on Nov 26, 2004 18:41:25 GMT -5
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Post by Yar on Nov 27, 2004 13:05:15 GMT -5
stephane beuaragard ahead of khabibulin, daley, pokey, hayward?!?! are you serious. beuaragard wasnt a very good goalie at all.
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Post by Herman on Nov 27, 2004 16:52:17 GMT -5
stephane beuaragard ahead of khabibulin, daley, redthingy, hayward?!?! are you serious. beuaragard wasnt a very good goalie at all. I didn't rank those goalies. I just randomly put 10 goalies together. Stephane Beaureguard would definitely be on the bottom of that list. |
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Post by Yar on Nov 27, 2004 17:38:22 GMT -5
of the 10 goalies mentioned, my list would like so:
1.goalie bob
2.Khabibulin
3.daley
4.pokey
5.bandit
6.hayward
7.tabaracci
8.cheveldae
9.beauragard
10.o'neil
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Post by King Hutt on Dec 6, 2004 23:17:57 GMT -5
I think you guys are all forgetting about one Marc Behrend!  |
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Post by Hannu Smail on Dec 6, 2004 23:44:06 GMT -5
how about Danny Bouchard or Saturday Night Staniowski!
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Post by AHLMooseFan on Jan 11, 2005 2:46:20 GMT -5
Great topic! Here are my favorites:
Bob Essensa
Nikolai Khabibulin
Ed Staniowski
Doug Soetaert
Brian Hayward
Daniel Berthiaume
Pokey Reddick
Rick Tabaracci
Tim Cheveldae
Pierre Hamel (he sucked but my oldest Jets memories are watching him play)
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Post by jets4life on Jan 11, 2005 4:41:16 GMT -5
of the 10 goalies mentioned, my list would like so: 1.goalie bob 2.Khabibulin 3.daley 4.pokey 5.bandit 6.hayward 7.tabaracci 8.cheveldae 9.beauragard 10.o'neil vv What if the Jets had kept Essensa in net for the 1990 Oilers vs Jets series, instead of benching Essensa for the last 3 games? Ditto for the 91-92 Canucks-Jets series when they put Tabaracci in net. Khabibulin was the best goalie ever to wear a Jet uniform, but he only played one year, so I would give Essensa the nod as the Jets best-ever goalie. Brian Hayward was ok in net, nothing special. Daniel Berthiaume was great for awile, but fizzled out after the 87-88 season. Pokey wasn't bad, but not as good as Berthiaume. Doug Soetart was the most underrated goalie the Jets had, as he was better than Hayward, but I believe he either retired or was traded. Rick Tabaracci was by far, the most overrated goalie. He was failed as the future franchise goaltender in the early 90's He did nothing for the Jets, and often choked in the big games, like the Canuck-Jet playoff series of 1991-92. Tim Cheveldae was a mediocre goalie. He never did anything for the team, while Essense was dealt to Detroit. Thankfully, Khabi was there to rescue us from him. Stephane beauregard....never understood why the Jets used him over Essensa in the last 3 games (which, incidentally were all losses) against the Oilers in 1990. |
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Post by Yar on Jan 12, 2005 2:46:29 GMT -5
im still ticked about essensa being benched for those 2 series. i will never understand those moves. what if.......
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Post by Ducky on Jan 12, 2005 22:58:50 GMT -5
im still ticked about essensa being benched for those 2 series. i will never understand those moves. what if....... back then I think they weren't prepared on giving goalie the number one job it was always ride the goalie with the hottest hand. |
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Post by Yar on Jan 13, 2005 1:56:58 GMT -5
back then I think they weren't prepared on giving goalie the number one job it was always ride the goalie with the hottest hand. that still doesnt apply to those series. tabbaracci still played in games 5,6 and 7 even thoough he allowed 8 goals in both games 5 and 6 and then got blown out in game 7 too! essensa was vezina finalist that year! same with the edmonton series. beauragard wasnt hot anymore. they didnt even give essensa the chance in the playoffs. we all know what he can do when got hot. we would have won those games. all we needed was one more Go Jets Goin win. grrrrrrrrrr. im still bitter about those moves.  |
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Post by AO8/EM71 on Jan 13, 2005 2:04:32 GMT -5
Here's my list jerkwads:
1. Bob Essensa
2. Nikolai Khabibulin
3. Tim Cheveldae
4. Joe Daley
5. Pokey
6. Rick Tabaracci
7. Stephane Beauregard
8. Mike O'Neill
9. Daniel Berthiaume
10.Dominic Roussell
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Post by jets4life on Jan 13, 2005 2:15:06 GMT -5
My List:
1. Essensa
2. Berthiaume
3. Khabibulin*
4. Soetart
5. Hayward
6. Pokey
7. Beaureguard
8. Tabaracci
9. Cheveldae
10. Daley**
* Khabi would be ranked higher, but only played a little over one season with the jets
**Was too young to watch any games that Daley played in...
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Post by jets4life on Jan 13, 2005 17:28:08 GMT -5
I think the fact that the Jets refused to give Essensa the nod in the 1990 and 92 Playoffs killed his confidence. It's very sad since he was only in his mid 20's at the time. Later, he would have one more good season, before being traded to Detroit, where he was thrust into the #1 goalie position on the hottest NHL team at the time.
Essensa suffered in Detroit. I think it is a direct result of the Jets telling him "you played good in the season, but we have no faith in you, so we will go with the backup for the playoffs". IF only they left Essensa in net for the Oilers series, it is no telling how far they could have gone.
Rick Tabaracci was a mediocre goalie at best, so why would he be chosen over Essensa in the 2002 Playoffs? Did Mike Smith/ John Paddock have a personal vendetta against Essensa? To me, it is one of lifes greatest mysteries. Look at what a stellar career Tabs had after being traded. He was a benchwarmer, and a AHL starter at best. It wasn't one of Smith's best moves.
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Post by joelzillmanwpg on Apr 12, 2005 19:28:46 GMT -5
BUMP!
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Post by hatrick007 on Apr 12, 2005 19:32:42 GMT -5
Worst goalie ever was O'Neill....
What about Roussell? He wasnt half bad.... backup for Khabby in 96.
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Post by razorsedge on Apr 28, 2005 20:05:22 GMT -5
i guess essenza........whatever his name was.......i guess he was the best.....since the jets left before khabibulan got to his full potential.........but essenza wasn't very good either........goalie problems is something the jets nevered solved.......
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Post by joelzillmanwpg on Apr 28, 2005 20:53:00 GMT -5
i guess essenza........whatever his name was.......i guess he was the best.....since the jets left before khabibulan got to his full potential.........but essenza wasn't very good either........goalie problems is something the jets nevered solved....... Essensa was a great goalie. The Jets never utilized him properly, though. They destroyed his confidence by benching him, not only during the Jets-Oilers 1990 series, in favor of beaureguard, but in 1992 against the Canucks. In what is considered perhaps the most bizarre move in Jets history, the benched Vezina candidate Essensa, and put in unproven rookie Rick Tabaracci. The results speak for themselves. "Red Light Rick" played well the first 4 games, but burnt out afterwards, and let in 20 goals in the final 3 games. |
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Post by destune on May 10, 2005 8:25:02 GMT -5
vv Doug Soetart was the most underrated goalie the Jets had, as he was better than Hayward, but I believe he either retired or was traded. Agree with that. Soapy got traded to the Habs for Mark Holden. |
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