Martin Brodeur allowed 188 goals in 83 games with the New Jersey Devils in the 2011-12 regular season and playoffs. In this post, I summarize my review of each goal, totaling how many were soft, how many involved errors, and where he was beat.
In the final month of the 2011-12 season review of all of the goals allowed by Martin Brodeur, I look at the 13 allowed in the Stanley Cup Finals in June. Surprisingly, he only gave up one soft goal despite the Kings lighting up New Jersey.
Martin Brodeur had his finest month of the 2011-12 campaign in May in the playoffs with his best monthly save percentage. However, he wasn't perfect and I point out where he wasn't in this review of the 21 goals he allowed in May.
Martin Brodeur rose to the occasion in the 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs and his numbers for all of April were good. In reviewing the 21 goals he allowed in April, I find and explain that Brodeur could have been even better.
Martin Brodeur had a statistically good looking March 2012 performance even though he got shelled for half the month. In this post, I review all 31 goals allowed to see what happened, which ones were soft, and how they got past Brodeur.
After reviewing all 60 goals allowed by New Jersey Devils goaltender Johan Hedberg, this post summarizes all of the findings by listing how many soft goals he allowed, how many times he got beat on a location, and so much more.
Martin Brodeur's best month of the 2011-12 season was in February, where he allowed only 21 goals in 11 games. In this post, I review those 21 goals and point out which ones were soft and which ones where he was only a victim.
Since Johan Hedberg only appeared in 10 games for the New Jersey Devils in the 2012 part of the 2011-12 season, this final part of the review of his goals allowed for the season looks at all 17 from January through April.
In this fourth installment of the review of every goal Martin Brodeur allowed in 2011-12, I reviewed all 24 goals Brodeur allowed in January 2012 and explain how many were soft and which ones where he was the victim.
While his numbers were better, did Martin Brodeur really perform better in December 2011 compared to November? In the third part of reviewing all of the goals Brodeur allowed in 2011-12, the answer isn't a clear yes.
