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Goalie Masks that Rock

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SI Staff
Publish date:
Aug 22, 2011

Goalie Masks that Rock

Roman Turek

Roman Turek — Vincent Laforet, Elsa, Dave Sandford/Getty Images

Dallas Stars (1999), St. Louis Blues (2001), Calgary Flames (2003) Eddie will return for the 2011-12 season on a new mask worn by Chris Mason of the Winnipeg Jets. "We went back and forth, lots of phone calls, and I sent [designer] Steve [Nash, of Eyecandyair] some sketches and he did some art and we mulled over a bunch of different ideas," Mason told InGoal Magazine . "Then he came up with the Iron Maiden Eddie (the band's mascot) in the old fighter jet and I thought it was perfect. I loved the image and thought that was really appropriate for the Jets."

Sean Burke

Sean Burke — Darren Carroll/SI

Phoenix Coyotes (2000)

Sean Burke

Sean Burke — Gregory Smith/AP; Jeff Vinnick/Getty Images/NHLI

Phoenix Coyotes (2002)

Sean Burke

Sean Burke — Icon Sports Media

Phoenix Coyotes (2003)

Robert Esche

Robert Esche — Len Redkoles/Getty Images

Philadelphia Flyers (2006)

Brent Johnson

Brent Johnson — Gregory Shamus, Andy Marlin/NHLI via Getty Images

Pittsburgh Penguins (2010)

Jason LaBarbera

Jason LaBarbera — Harry How/Getty Images; Jeff Roberson/AP

Los Angeles Kings (2008)

Jason LaBarbera

Jason LaBarbera — Anne-Marie Sorvin/Icon SMI; Andy Clark/Reuters

Los Angeles Kings & Vancouver Canucks (2009)

Jamie McLennan

Jamie McLennan — Albert Dickson, John Cordes, John Gress/Icon SMI

Calgary Flames (2003, 04)

Jamie McLennan

Jamie McLennan — Adrian Wyld, Jeff McIntosh/AP

Florida Panthers (2006) Calgary Flames (2007)

Carey Price

Carey Price — Lou Capozzola, Dave Sandford/SI

Montreal Canadiens (2008)

Mike Smith

Mike Smith — Ronald Martinez/Getty Images

Dallas Stars (2008)

Josh Harding

Josh Harding — Icon Sports Media

Minnesota Wild (2007)

Jani Hurme

Jani Hurme

Florida Panthers (2003)

Ty Conklin

Ty Conklin — Todd Kirkland, Warren Wimmer/Icon SMI

St. Louis Blues (2010)

Kari Lehtonen

Kari Lehtonen

Atlanta Thrashers (2007)

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