Top 5 NHL goalies with most wins under their belt feat. Marc-Andre Fleury

The role of goalies is crucial in NHL games. They can often make the difference between a victory and a defeat.

The NHL has witnessed plenty of elite goaltenders over the years, none more so than Marc-Andre Fleury, who is a true legend of the game.

On that note, let's explore the five goalies with the most wins.

#1 Martin Brodeur

With an astonishing 691 career wins, Martin Brodeur holds the record for the most wins by an NHL goalie. A three-time Stanley Cup champion with the New Jersey Devils, Brodeur's consistency and longevity make his record almost untouchable.

#2 Patrick Roy

Another iconic name, Patrick Roy has 551 career wins. Roy's dynamic style of play and his ability to elevate his performance in high-pressure situations earned him four Stanley Cups and numerous accolades throughout his career.

#3 Marc Andre-Fleury

With 544 career wins and counting, Marc-Andre Fleury has solidified his place as one of the all-time great NHL goalies. His journey from the Pittsburgh Penguins, where he won three Stanley Cups, to his current tenure with the Minnesota Wild has been a testament to his skill and leadership on and off the ice.

Fleury's signature style, characterized by lightning-quick saves and an uncanny ability to track the puck, has endeared him to fans across the league. It remains to be seen whether he can surpass Martin Brodeur and Patrick Roy and claim the top spot for himself.

#4 Roberto Luongo

Roberto Luongo, often heralded for his exceptional athleticism and quick reflexes, has posted 489 career wins. His time with the Vancouver Canucks showcased his incredible skill with a .919 career save percentage. He remains one of the most beloved goaltenders of his generation.

#5 Ed Belfour

Ed Belfour, known for his intense focus and determination on the ice, has registered 484 career wins. Belfour's unconventional style and acrobatic save percentage of .906 made him a force to be reckoned with during his time with the Chicago Blackhawks, among other teams. Belfour led the Dallas Stars to the Stanley Cup finals and secured the trophy in 1999.