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Subject: Brian Boucher: The Record is His

  Posted by: KrazyKoalaBears - Leader [517553018] Fri, Jan 09, 2004, 21:54
Brian Boucher has now officially set the "Modern Day" record for consecutive shutout minutes, passing Bill Dunham's 309:29. The all-time record is still some 152 minutes away at 461:29.
 
1KrazyKoalaBears
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      Fri, Jan 09, 2004, 22:41 		Another modern-day record with 5 straight shutout games for Boucher. Absolutely unbelieveable.
 
2Rogue Nine
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      Fri, Jan 09, 2004, 23:04 		On Sportsnet they said he had been put on waivers in October. Unreal.
 
3¤ Mario LeMoose ¤
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      Fri, Jan 09, 2004, 23:47 		Brian Boucher has now officially set the "Modern Day" record for consecutive shutout minutes, passing Bill Dunham's 309:29.

KKB, you meant Bill Durnan, right? (canada.com has the previous record as 309:21.)

Let's hear it for the boy from Woonsocket, Rhode Island ... which is not in Canada.
:-)

 
4KrazyKoalaBears
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      Fri, Jan 09, 2004, 23:54 		Moose, you got it. I must have had Mike Dunham on the brain. ;)
 
5Ira
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      Sat, Jan 10, 2004, 13:25 		lol
 
6Board_Wiper
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      Sat, Jan 10, 2004, 16:32 		Man...from 3rd string goalie for a bad team to shutout record. Amazing.
 
7¤ Mario LeMoose ¤
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      Sun, Jan 11, 2004, 19:22 		1st Period 06:16 ATL Power Play: GOAL Randy Robitaille (Wrist Shot), Unassisted
 
9Ira
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      Sun, Jan 11, 2004, 21:59 		"The goal ends Boucher's streak of five straight shutouts. The 27-year-old goalie had gone 332:01 minutes without giving up a goal."
 
10bookie
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      Thu, Jan 15, 2004, 10:58 		And now the end of the bench is his:

Sean Burke - G - Phoenix Coyotes Jan 15

Sean Burke will be back in goal tonight against the Predators, reports the Arizona Republic.
Well Burke enjoyed quite the two-week holiday courtesy of the white hot Brian Boucher. Look for Burke to play 60% of the time from here on in. Of course the Coyotes could trade Burke at any time to a contender, which would increase both his, and Boucher's fantasy value.