This is my last game as a Montreal Canadien. When Roy was finally pulled, he glared at his coach, Mario Tremblay.Īs he walked down the bench, Roy stopped and turned back to deliver a message to Canadiens President, Ronald Corey, who was sitting near the bench: The crowd was not happy, and neither was Patrick Roy, and he was throwing his hands up after making saves, to respond to the mock cheers from the crowd. In most cases, Roy would be shelved for the rest of the night, but he was left in for the second period to endure more humiliation.īy the middle of the second period, the Red Wings were up 9-1. On this fateful evening, the Detroit Red Wings scored five goals against Patrick Roy in the first period. In many cases, goalies are pulled when they are getting shelled. Tensions boiled over on December 2nd, 1995, when the Red Wings humiliated Patrick Roy and the Montreal Canadiens. Tensions were starting to fray, and fingers were being pointed. The 1995-96 campaign got off to a slow start as well, with the Canadiens playing.
The Montreal Canadiens, on the other hand, were coming off of a very disappointed strike-shortened season in 1994-95, in which they finished with a record of 18-23-7. The Red Wings were very good, led by the likes of Igor Larionov, Sergei Fedorov and Paul Coffey, to name a few. On Decembdr 2nd, 1995, the Detroit Red Wings travelled to Montreal to take on the Canadiens. This was Roy's second Stanley Cup, and it seemed like he was destined to retire as a Montreal Canadien.Īt the end of 1995, Roy and the Canadiens parted ways in acrimonious fashion, with Roy famously telling the President of the team that he would never play for them again. The Canadiens eventually defeated the Los Angeles Kings to win the Stanley Cup. Roy was phenomenal, leading his team to double-digit wins in overtime. He was a Stanley Cup winner and he is my hero because of his strong attitude.Patrick Roy Was Shelled in 11-1 Loss To The Detroit Red Wings Published on April 7th, 2023 1:55 am ESTĭuring Montreal's dramatic run to the Stanley Cup in 1993, Canadiens goaltender Patrick Roy reigned over the hockey world. He was a great goalie who made the all-star game eleven times. Patrick Roy was the best goaltender in the NHL in his career and I believe in his prime could be still. I wanted to have a strong personality and always give everything I do that extra one hundred and ten percent. He has made a difference in my life because he has shaped my attitude because I always wanted to be exactly like him. He was cocky but he could also back it up with his performance. He has a very good sense of humor and he also is serious person. He has the sense that he is good and he is very confident in himself. He was one of the most fiesty people in the NHL and I have an attitude like him. Patrick Roy is my hero because he was the all-star goalie in the National Hockey League as I grew up. He had won two with the Montreal Canadians and two with the Colorado Avalanche. Also out of those four Stanley cups he won the the Conn Smythe trophy three times.
Patrick had won four Stanley cups in his career. Patrick Roy's nickname was "Saint Roy" and he was so good that his glove even had a nickname. Patrick Edward Armand Roy was a born Canadian in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada on October 5, 1965. Patrick Roy wins the Cup (The hockey jersey shore. Although Patrick had gotten the start he did not get the win but he did not lose as both goalies in the first allowed three goals. That had gotten him the starting position for the North America Team. The most votes for Patrick Roy to go to the all-star game was in Vancouver 1998, and he had 395,656. He went to the all-star game six times as a Montreal Canadien and five times playing for the Colorado Avalanche. Patrick Roy was a eleven time NHL (National Hockey League) all-star. Patrick Roy's career lasted more than a decade in the National Hockey League. Roy has won the Stanley Cup multiple times. Patrick Roy was an National Hockey League all-star. My hero is Patrick Roy, he was an National Hockey League goalie. Ptrick Roy in Montreal (Hockey Hall of Fame (Hockey Hall of Fame))
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