In 2000-01, Martin led the Devils to an Atlantic Division title with a club record 48 wins (tied) and 111 points. He paced the league with 42 wins and played in the mid-season All-Star Game. In 1998-99, Martin led the Devils to their third straight Atlantic Division title (47 wins, 105 points). Martin paced the league with 70 games by a goaltender, 4,239 minutes played and 39 wins. He posted a 2.29 GAA and played in his fourth consecutive All-Star Game. In 1999-2000, the Devils slipped to second in the Atlantic Division, but posted their fourth straight 100-point season (45 wins, 103 points). Martin paced the league with 43 wins (tying his team record) and posted a 2.24 GAA with six shutouts. In January, he won Player of the Week honours and played in his fifth All-Star Game. On February 15, he scored a game-winning goal. In the playoffs, he first helped the Devils defeat the Flyers for the Prince of Wales Trophy in the Eastern Conference finals. Then, in the final round, he led his team to a Stanley Cup championship in six games over the Stars. He paced the league with 23 games by a goaltender, 1,450 minutes, 16 wins and a 1.61 GAA.

Biography
Name:Martin Brodeur
Position:goalie
Born:May, 6th 1972, Montreal, Quebec
Jersey:30
Age:28
Height:6'2" (183cmweight:205lbs (95kg)
Draft overall position:20
Draft round:1
Draft year:1990
Currently resides:North Caldwell, NJ
Catches:left
Style:butterfly-reflex
Income: 4.4 million dollars

Backstopped Devils to Stanley Cups in 1995 and 2000. Set NHL record with 43 wins in 1997-98, repeated in 1999-00. Became second goalie to score playoff goal on Apr. 17, 1997 against Montreal. Set record for most minutes played in a season, 4,433, in 1995-96. Won 1994 Calder Memorial Trophy as League's best rookie. Won William M. Jennings Trophy for fewest goals allowed in 1997 and 1998. Five straight appearances in NHL All-Star Game, 1996-00. NHL Second All Star Team in 1997 and 1998.

Milestones & NHL Records

• Posted 2-1 overtime win in April 8 season finale vs. Florida for league-leading 43rd victory, matching career high. Reached 40-win mark for second time. Just the fifth netminder in NHL history to record five straight 30-plus victory seasons.
• Credited with 2nd career goal February 15 vs. Philadelphia (first in regular season); that goal marked the first game-winner by a goalie in history.
• 196 victories since 1995-96 are the most over a five-season span in NHL history.
• Picked up six shutouts, including two vs. Atlanta (March 10 and 31) and 4-0 win January 21 vs. the NY Islanders; now has at least one career shutout vs. each Eastern Conference opponent.
• Posted 4-0 win December 9 at Chicago (23 saves) for his 2nd ShO of season; victory was his first ever vs. Hawks; now has at least 1 win vs. each NHL team.
• Was 10-0-0 in 10 starts January 3-26 (1 ShO, .921 save percentage and 2.09 goals-against average) and undefeated in season-high/team-record-tying 14 straight starts December 26-January 26 (12-0-2, 1 ShO, .915 save % and 2.18 GAA).
• Was NHL Player of the Week for January 3-9; was 4-0-0 with a .901 save % and 2.47 GAA.
• Voted Devils MVP by his teammates for the fifth straight season.
• Surpassed 25,000 minutes played mark in NHL career March 2 at Colorado.
• Appeared in his fifth straight All-Star Game.
• First Goalie to post 4 40 win seasons in a row March 30th 2003