Red Wings G Dominik Hasek retires

Posted by admin on 10th, 2008

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After 18 seasons in the NHL, 2 MVP awards and 6 Vezina Trophies, “The Dominator” Dominik Hasek has announced his retirement.

“Physically, I’m felling great—as well as ever,” Hasek said Monday as he announced his retirement. “I just don’t feel that I’m ready to compete on the highest level.“I need motivation. Right now, I don’t feel it’s there and I don’t want to disappoint anyone.”
- Yahoo! Sports

Hasek was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks and spent his rookie years as backup to Ed Belfour.  In his career he spent 2 seasons with Chicago, 9 seasons with the Buffalo Sabres, 4 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings and a short 1 season stint with the Ottawa Senators.

During his career, Hasek has won:

  • Hart Memorial Trophy for MVP twice (nominated 5 times)
  • Lester B. Pearson Award twice (nominated 3 times)
  • Vezina Trophy 6 times
  • William M Jennings Trophy 3 times
  • Stanley Cup in 2002 with the Detroit Red Wings
  • The 2002 gold medal at the Nagano Olympic Games for the Czech Republic

Hasek has named on:

  • NHL first All-Star Team 5 times
  • NHL All-Rookie Team in the ‘91 and ‘92 season
  • NHL All-Star Game 5 times (although did not play in 2000 due to injury)

In his NHL Career, Hasek played a total of 735 games, totaling 42836 minutes of ice time.  He collected 389 wins, 223 losses, 82 ties and 13 overtime losses with 81 shutouts.  His career GAA and SV% stand at 2.10 & .922 respectively. 

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Posted by admin on 30th, 2008

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