Game Used Goalie Masks

Frederik Andersen - 2013/14 Anaheim Ducks

One of Andersen's rookie season masks worn from 11/29/13 through the end of the season playoff game on 5/8/14.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Craig Anderson - Ottawa Senators

Anderson's alternate jersey mask.  Worn for four seasons from 12/14/11 thru 1/15/15.  Worn in Heritage outdoor game on 3/2/14 (Win).  Photo matched to 17 games + 1 pre game warm ups during the four years.  Backplate was swapped out at after Heritage Classic....this backplate was worn in final two games with mask on 3/28/14 and 4/4/14.  

Dillon mask

Paint by Pepe Custom Paint (John Pepe)

Alex Auld - 1999/00 Ottawa Senators

Auld wore this mask during the entire 1999/00 season, and also in preseason 2011 when he returned to the Senators.

Reebok (Lefevre) mask

Paint by Marlene Ross

Niklas Backstrom - 2006/07 Minnesota Wild

Niklas Backstrom's first Minnesota Wild mask. It was worn during his rookie 2006/07 season. Backstrom started out this season as a backup to Manny Fernandez. At the midway mark of the season, Fernandez suffered a knee injury, and Backstrom was forced into the starting role where he shined. Backstrom had a huge 2nd half of the season and finished first in the NHL in both save percentage and goals against average.

Itech mask

Paint unknown

Tom Barrasso - 1995/96 and 1996/97 Pittsburgh Penguins

This was Barrasso's first Cubberly mask and was worn for two seasons with the Penguins.  The mask was then painted white and rotated to back up duty, and was still white when acquired.   Barrasso mentioned the Penguins paint was underneath the white, so Nelson White restored the mask and applied a new clear coat. 

Cubberly mask

Paint by Sal Caci

Eddie Belfour - 2001/02 Dallas Stars

This special mask was worn by Belfour during the inaugural game at the American Airlines Center in Dallas on 10/5/01.  Stars won 4-1. 

Warwick mask

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Eddie Belfour - 2006/07 Florida Panthers

Belfour wore this mask during his final season in the NHL capping off a 484 win career. This mask was worn during all home games during the season to match the team’s dark home jerseys.

Warwick mask

Paint by Miska Designs (Todd Miska)

Jonathan Bernier - 2018/19 Detroit Red Wings

This was primarily Bernier’s back up mask during the season, but was worn in games on 10/15/18 and 11/26/18.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Reto Berra - 2013/14 Calgary Flames

Reto Berra's 2013-14 mask worn from 12/7/13 thru 1/20/14 (10 games) with the Flames.  Before this Airxess mask was painted over by JBO, this was the blue warrior mask Berra wore in the Swiss league and 2013 IIHF World Championship.

Airxess mask

Paint by JBO Airbrush

Ben Bishop - 2009 to 2011 Rivermen/St Louis Blues

Bishop wore this mask during his 2009/10 season and the beginning of the 2010/11 season with the Peoria Rivermen (AHL).  Then worn for 7 games with the St Louis Blues from 2/19/11 though 3/7/11.  Also used in the 2010 IIHF tournament.

Eddy mask

Paint by Griffe Originale (Stephane Bergeron)

Dan Blackburn - 2002/03 NY Rangers

Blackburn's 2002/03 Rangers mask. Blackburn also wore this mask after his injury during his double blocker comeback attempt with the Victoria Salmon Kings in early 2005.  Worn in the Winter Classic Rangers alumni game vs Flyers on 12/31/11.

Warwick mask

Paint unknown

Mackenzie Blackwood - 2018/19 New Jersey Devils

Blackwood wore this mask for three seasons: 2016/17 Albany Devils; 2017/18 with the Binghamton Devils and Adirondack Thunder (ECHL); and 2018/19 with Binghamton and the NJ Devils (23 games) including NHL debut on 12/18/18.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Sergei Bobrovsky - 2014/15 Columbus Blue Jackets

Two time Vezina winner Sergei Bobrovsky wore this mask during the first half of the 2014/15 season with the Blue Jackets. Worn from the beginning of the season through 12/22/14 (24 games in total).

CCM Lefevre mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Martin Brodeur - 2002 - 2008 New Jersey Devils

Martin Brodeur is one of the NHL's all time goaltending greats. In 18 NHL seasons, Brodeur has rewritten the goaltending record books by winning over 650 regular season games and posting over 120 regular season shutouts (All time leader in both categories). Along the way, the greatest player in the Devils’ history has won three Stanley Cups and won four Vezina Trophies. Brodeur was also the youngest goalie to reach 300, 400, 500, and 600 wins.

This mask was used by Brodeur during a large portion of the glory years of his career. He wore it for 6 seasons from 2002 through 2008, during which he won one Stanley Cup and all four of his Vezinas.

In the 2002-03 season, Brodeur had quite an amazing stat line for the regular season: 73 games, 9 shutouts, a 91.4% save percentage, a GAA of 2.02, a record of 41-23-9-5, and a Vezina trophy. He carried this momentum into the playoffs. His seven shutouts in the 2003 Stanley Cup playoffs are a record. The 2003 Stanley Cup Finals also went down as one of the more memorable series in hockey history. Ducks fans will remember Paul Kariya's remarkable revenge goal in Game 6 after being crushed by Scott Stevens. On June 9th 2003, Martin Brodeur became just the 3rd goaltender in NHL history to pitch a shutout in a game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, leading the Devils past the virtually unbeatable Giguere to win the Cup. It was his 3rd shutout in the Finals series against the Ducks. The 2002-03 New Jersey Devils team will be remembered in hockey history as it put the Devils on top of the list of dominant teams of the decade.

In the 2003-04 Season, Brodeur followed up his Vezina season with another huge year. On March 23rd, 2004 Brodeur became the youngest goaltender to win 400 when Scott Niedermayer scored with 1:05 left in overtime, lifting the New Jersey Devils to a 4-3 victory over the Florida Panthers. Also, Martin took home his 2nd Vezina trophy this season.

In the 2004-05 Lockout Season, Brodeur wore the mask briefly for the Primus WorldStars Challenge Bowl 2004…a seven country 10 game series of games from Dec 7 through Dec 23, 2004.

In May 2005, Brodeur wore this mask for Team Canada at the IIHF Men's Ice Hockey Championships. Team Canada took home the silver medal in the tournament.

Lefebvre mask

Paint by Sylvie Poitras

Laurent Brossoit - Winnipeg Jets

Mask made for Brossoit, but he did not like the design so never worn.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Ilya Bryzgalov - 2005/06 Anaheim Ducks

“Mr Universe” wore this mask starting in the 2004/05 season with the AHL Cincinnati Mighty Ducks. Bryzgalov then wore it the entire following 2005/06 season with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, including playoffs. Then worn for the Ducks (no longer Mighty) the first part of their Stanley Cup 2006/07 season. Lastly, worn during one game in the 2006 Turin Olympic Games on 2/15/06 in a loss to Slovakia.

Itech mask

Paint by Griffe Originale

Sean Burke - 1988 - 1990 New Jersey Devils

Burke’s only painted mask used with the New Jersey Devils during the start of his career. Photo matched to the 1988/89 season and 1989/90 season, probably also worn during the 1990/91 season. Burke wore this mask in the 40th All Star game on 2/7/89.

Harrison mask

Paint by Greg Harrison

Roman Cechmanek - 2003/04 LA Kings

Cechmanek’s final mask in the NHL worn from 11/19/03 through the end of the season, including his last NHL game on 4/4/04. Cool chrome paint job. At some point during the season the REY stickers identifying the Czech mask maker were removed from the mask.

REY mask

Paint by Koraldesign.com

Scott Clemmensen - 2010/11 Florida Panthers

Clemmensen wore this mask during five games in the 2010/11 season. Worn in games on 11/5/10; 12/27/10; 1/13/11; 1/15/11; and 1/17/11. Signed by Clemmensen.

Warwick mask

Paint by Hart Designs

Ty Conklin - 2006/07 Blue Jackets & Sabres

Conklin wore this mask with the Blue Jackets during the 2006/07 season.  Conklin was traded to the Buffalo Sabres on 2/27/07 and then wore this mask with the Sabres to finish the season.

Nike/Bauer mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Ron Slater

Jared Coreau - 2017 Red Wings

Centennial Classic mask worn by Coreau during the outdoor game played in Toronto on 1/1/2017.

Vaughn mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Corey Crawford - 2009/10 Chicago Blackhawks

Crawford's 2009/10 and 2010/11 mask.  Worn 2009/10 with the Icehogs and during the 3/17/10 Blackhawks game during their Stanley Cup season.  Crawford continued to wear this mask during the following 2010/11 season for pre-season and Blackhawk games on 1/22; 1/23; 1/25; 2/7; and 2/9/11

Bauer mask

Paint by Griff Airbrush (Stephane Bergeron)

Byron Dafoe - 2001/02 Boston Bruins

This mask was worn by Lord Byron during the 2001/02 season with the Bruins. Photomatched from at least 11/24/01 through the remainder of the season…a playoff loss to the Canadiens on 4/29/02. Classic Bruins paint job.

Itech (Jerry Wright) mask

Paint by Frank Cipra

Aaron Dell - 2019/20 Anaheim Ducks

Dell wore this mask during the entire season, his last with the Sharks.

Pro’s Choice mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Casey DeSmith - 20/21 and 21/22 Pittsburgh Penguins

DeSmith’s mask worn with the Penguins over 2 seasons from 2/11/21 until 1/5/22 - 21 games in all.

Pro’s Choice mask

Paint by Jesse’s Custom

Louis Domingue - 2016/17 Arizona Coyotes

Domingue’s mask used during the entire 2016/17 season. The mask incorporates renderings of Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Randy Johnson, former Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash and former Coyotes goalie Sean Burke. Sometime in early February 2017 Domingue had Larry Fitzgerald sign the mask. Although faded since he used the mask for months with the autograph, it can still be clearly seen over his image.

CCM Mask (Lefevre)

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Rick DiPietro - 2010/11 NY Islanders

DiPietro's mask from the 2010/11 season worn from 12/29/10 through 2/2/2011.  During a fight with Brent Johnson in that game on 2/2/11 vs the Penguins, DiPietro received facial fractures knocking him out for 6 weeks.  He wore a Cooper style mask when he returned.

Warwick mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Chris Driedger - 2021/22 Seattle Kraken

Driedger’s mask worn during the Kraken’s inaugural season. He wore this mask for four games on 4/12; 4/18; 4/29 and 5/1/22. Great Davy Jones artwork from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Pro’s Choice mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Devan Dubnyk - 2012/13 Edmonton Oilers

Dubnyk wore this mask during the entire strike shortened season from 1/20/13 through 4/27/13.  The "Bauer" sticker has fallen off.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson) 

Mike Dunham - 2000 thru 2003 Nashville Predators

Dunham wore this mask for 3 seasons with Predators (2000/01; 2001/02; and 2002/03).  He also wore it in one 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic game (2/15/02 vs Finland) until his USA mask was delivered.

Itech mask (Jerry Wright)

Paint by Frank Cipra

Brian Elliott - 2009/10 Ottawa Senators

Elliott's 2009/10 mask which he wore all season from the first game on 10/10/09 through their playoff loss to Pittsburgh on 4/20/10.

Warwick mask

Paint by David Arrigo

Dan Ellis - 2010/11 Anaheim Ducks

Ellis wore this mask during the end of the 2010/11 season from 3/20/11 through 4/20/11 (playoff game).

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Ray Emery - 2005/06 Ottawa Senators

Emery wore this mask for one game on 1/30/2006 vs Bruins before the Senators pulled it due to controversial Mike Tyson image.

Itech mask

Paint by Frank Cipra 

Robert Esche - 2003/04 Philadelphia Flyers

Esche wore this mask during the 2003/04 season.  Photo matched from at least January 2004 through 5/22/04 (game 7 of Eastern finals). 

Itech mask

Paint by Frank Cipra

Bob Essensa - 2000/01 Vancouver Canucks

Essensa wore this mask during the 2000/01 season. It was one of his last masks in the NHL and he recorded his final win with this mask on 4/5/01.

Itech mask (Jerry Wright)

Paint by Frank Cipra

Viktor Fasth - 2013/14 Anaheim Ducks

Fasth wore this "Bane" mask for preseason and during the his first three games of the season on 10/2/13; 10/6/13 and 10/16/13.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Doug Favell - Colorado Rockies circa 1978

Favell wore this mask at the end of his career with the Colorado Rockies. No photo match available.

Manny Fernandez - 1999/00 Dallas Stars

Fernandez wore this mask with the Stars during the 1999/00 season. Also photo matched to his 1997/98 season with the Michigan K-Wings (IHL) with the “STARS” across the front taped over. Therefore also probably worn during the 1998/99 Houston Aeros (IHL) championship season, and one game with the Dallas Stars during the 1998/99 season on 4/18/99.

Itech mask

Paint unknown

Stephane Fiset - 1995/96 Colorado Avalanche

Fiset wore this mask during the first half of 1995/96 Stanley Cup Championship season after the team’s move from Quebec to Colorado. Fiset was wearing this mask during the first Avalanche franchise game on 10/6/95, a 3-2 win over Detroit in their first home game in McNichols Sports Arena (https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=xxTWkLrQT3Q around the 6 minute mark in video shows him wearing the mask as the Avs win the game)

Fiset became back up to Roy once Montreal controversially traded him to Colorado in December 1995.

Paint by Guy Lafrance

Marc-Andre Fleury - 2017/18 Golden Knights

This was the first mask worn in Las Vegas Golden Knights’ franchise history during the beginning of their inaugural 2017/18 season. Fleury wore this mask for the first four games (first Knights game on 10/6/17, first Vegas home game on 10/10/17, and first Vegas wins both home and away). Unfortunately Fleury received a concussion during 4th game of the season, and he returned with a new mask in December to lead the team to the Stanley Cup Finals.

Mask is signed by Fleury with the inscription “Viva Las Vegas 10/6/17”

CCM Mask (Lefevre)

Paint by Griff Airbrush

Anton Forsberg - 2014/15 Columbus Blue Jackets

Forsberg's 2014/15 mask worn with the Springfield Falcons (AHL) and with the Blue Jackets for five games, including his NHL debut on 11/1/14.  Forsberg also wore this mask for the Blue Jackets preseason in 2015/16, and in early season Lake Eerie Monsters (AHL) games.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Pavel Francouz - 2021/22 Colorado Avalanche

This was Francouz’ first mask worn during the Avalanche’s Stanley Cup championship season. He wore the mask from preseason through March 7, 2022 before switching to a near identical mask to finish the season.

Pro’s Choice mask

Paint by Koral Design

Grant Fuhr - 1992/93 and 93/94 Buffalo Sabres

Hall of Famer Grant Fuhr wore this mask during his tenure with the Buffalo Sabres. Photo matched to games during the 1992/93 season and early 1993/94 season.

Not all photos match 100% as Greg Harrison touched up certain parts of the mask because it was going on display at the McMichael Art Gallery several years ago and he didn't want the masks looking too beat up. So about 95% of it photo matches and then there are a couple areas that he touched up that don’t match exactly.

Harrison mask

Paint by Greg Harrison

Alexandar Georgiev - 2017/18 New York Rangers

Georgiev’s first mask with the New York Rangers. He wore it primarily with the Rangers’ AHL affiliate Wolfpack during the 2017/18 season, but Georgiev was called up (as back up only) for his Rangers roster debut on 12/5/17 vs. the Penguins.

CCM (Lefevre) mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Alexandar Georgiev - 2020 New York Rangers

Georgiev wore this mask during the 2020 playoffs to raise awareness in support of Martin Luther King’s message of equal rights for all people. The mask highlights MLK’s “I have a dream” speech. He auctioned it off to raise money for charities supporting kids and families of color struggling with poverty. Unfortunately the Rangers were eliminated in just three games, so Georgiev did not make it into any games, but he wore the mask backing up Lundqvist in two of the games.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

John Gibson - 2017/18 Anaheim Ducks

Gibson wore this Furry Duck mask from 2/9/18 through the end of the season on 4/18/19, totaling 20 regular season plus 4 playoff games.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

JS Giguere

Giguere wore this mask during the entire 2005/06 season, including in Western finals when the Ducks lost to Edmonton.

Koho (Lefevre) mask

Paint by Marlene Ross

Thomas Greiss - 2009/10 San Jose Sharks

Greiss wore this mask with the Sharks from 1/11/10 through the end of the season’s 5/6/10 playoff game. Greiss also wore this mask during 3 games in the 2010 Vancouver winter Olympics when he played for Germany.

Warwick mask

Paint by Mike Myers

Thomas Greiss - 2011/12 San Jose Sharks

Thomas Greiss 2011-12 back up / practice mask.  Worn in pre-game warm ups, but never made it into a game. An amazing paint job.

Warwick mask

Paint by Cross Eyed

Thomas Greiss - 2013/14 Phoenix Coyotes

Greiss wore this mask for the first half of the season from 10/8/13 through 2/28/14 before switching to a near identical 2nd mask.

Vaughn mask

Paint by Cross Eyed

Thomas Greiss - 2021/22 Red Wings

Game issued mask only. Mask made for Greiss but never worn because he did not like the artwork.

Vaugh (Pro’s Choice) mask

Paint by Cross Eyed

Philipp Grubauer - Washington Capitals

Second Stadium Series mask made for Grubauer identical to the one he wore in the game on March 3, 2018 at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, MD.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Jonas Gustavsson - 2010/11 and 2011/12 Toronto Maple Leafs

Gustavsson wore this mask during two seasons from 10/21/10 through 11/2/11. The artwork is a tribute to Gustavsson’s nickname “The Monster”.

Reebok mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Jaraslov Halak - 2006/07 & 07/08 Montreal Canadiens

Rookie mask worn in NHL debut on 2/18/07 and remainder of 06/07 season and 07/08 season until 3/18/08.  Halak also wore this mask in 2007 during the 2007 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships, starting 2 games and earning a 1–1 record.

Mask unknown

Paint unknown

Josh Harding - 2013/14 Minnesota Wild

Harding's mask for the 2013/14 season.  This mask was worn from 10/8/13 through 12/31/2013, Harding's last game in the NHL.

Bauer mask

Paint by Miska Designs (Todd Miska)

Dominik Hasek - 2005/06 Ottawa Senators

Six time Vezina Trophy winner and Hall of Famer Dominik Hasek wore this mask during the first half of the 2005/06 season with the Ottawa Senators through 1/4/06. During this season wearing this mask he recorded his 300th career victory on 10/15/05.

Hasek also wore this mask with the Primus Worldstars during the NHL lockout 2004/05 season. The Primus Worldstars Tour ran December 7 through Dec 23 2004, playing in seven different countries (Riga, Latvia; Moscow and St Petersburg, Russia; Bratislava, Slovakia; Bern, Switzerland; Karlstad, Jönköping and Linköping, Sweden; Oslo, Norway; Katowice, Poland) in ten scheduled games. The tour competed against all-star teams or club teams of each country.

TPS (Warwick) mask

Paint by Daveart

Dominic Hasek

Replica of Hasek's 2007/08 Red Wings mask.  

Warwick mask

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Guy Hebert - 1995/96 Mighty Ducks

Hebert broke away from his traditional mask design to wear this mask for a couple games during the 1995/96 season. Photomatched to at least two games on 11/24/95 and 12/2/95. Great classic design by Harrison.

Harrison mask

Paint by Harrison

Johan Hedberg - 2006/07 Atlanta Thrashers

In Hedberg’s first season with the Thrashers, he wore this mask from 2/8/07 through the end of the season…a playoff game loss to the Rangers on 4/18/07.

Mask ?

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Johan Hedberg - 2013 NY Rangers

Hedberg's mask made for the Rangers 2013/14 season, however Hedberg was released prior to receiving the mask.  Autographed.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Magnus Hellberg - 2015/16 NY Rangers

Hellberg's mask worn during the 2015/16 season, mostly with the Hartford Wolf Pack, but did wear it in the NY Rangers game on 12/20/2015.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Ron Hextall - 1986/87 Philadelphia Flyers

Hextall wore this Cooper mask during his rookie season with the Flyers. Photo-matched to the beginning of the season until at least 1/10/87, so possibly worn during his NHL debut on 10/9/86. At some point during the second half of the season Hextall switched over to a painted combo mask. Hextall had a great year and went on to win the Vezina that season, and lost to Edmonton in game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Cooper mask

Johan Holmqvist - 2002/03 NY Rangers

Holmqvist's 2002/03 season mask mask with AHL Hartford Wolf Pack and one New York Rangers game on 12/11/02 vs Chicago.

Eddy mask

Paint unknown

Chris Holt - 2005/06 NY Rangers

This mask was worn by Chris during the 2005/06 season, mostly with the Hartford Wolf Pack.  He was called up to the Rangers and backed up several games, and played in the game on 12/3/05 vs the Capitals. 

Itech mask

Paint by Myers

Braden Holtby - 2010/11 Washington Capitals

Holtby wore this mask from pre-season through 1/24/11 during his rookie season.  Worn during his NHL debut on 11/5/10, and his subsequent 7 games.  Also worn with the Hershey Bears (AHL) during the season.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Jimmy Howard - 2015/16 Red Wings

Howard's 2015/16 mask worn from 10/12/15 through end of season on 4/16/16.

Vaughn mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Jimmy Howard - 2017 Red Wings

Game issued mask made for Jimmy Howard for the Centennial Classic outdoor game played in Toronto on 1/1/2017.  Howard was injured so this mask was never worn.

Vaughn mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Jim Hrivnak - 1992-1994 Capitals and Blues

Hrivnak wore this Cubberly mask during parts of the 1992/93 season with the Washington Capitals. Also used with the St Louis Blues during the following 1993/94 season.

Cubberly mask

Paint unknown

Arturs Irbe - 1999/00 - 01/02 Carolina Hurricanes

Irbe wore this JOFA mask for 3 seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes. Photomatched in games from 10/11/99 through 12/4/01 covering the 99/00 season; 00/01 season and first half of the 01/02 season.

Jofa mask

Paint by Tony Jarrett

Tristan Jarry - 2023/24 Pittsburgh Penguins

Jarry's 2023/4 season mask. He wore several near identical masks during the season, this one was worn from 2/6/24 through 3/5/24 or 3/7/24.

Vaugh (Pro's Choice) mask

Paint by Freidesigns

Brent Johnson - 2002 - 2004 St Louis Blues

Johnson started wearing this mask at the end of the 2001/02 season in April through the playoffs.  Then worn the next two seasons (2002/03 and 2003/04) with the Blues.  Also worn briefly with the Phoenix Coyotes at the end of the 2004 season when he was traded on 3/4/2004.

Itech mask

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Brent Johnson - 2006/07 Washington Capitals

Johnson's 2006/07 mask photo-matched to at least four games on 11/4/06; 11/6/06; 1/16/07 and 1/26/07.  Johnson also wore this mask several years later during preseason with the Pittsburgh Penguins in September 2009.

Itech mask

Paint by Frank Cipra

Brent Johnson - 2009/10 Pittsburgh Penguins

Johnson's 2009/10 mask worn from 10/30/09 through the end of season.  This was the last Penguins mask worn in the Igloo on 5/12/10 (Fleury started, but Johnson finished this playoff loss game).

Bauer mask

Paint by David Arrigo

Brent Johnson - 2012 Pittsburgh Penguins

Johnson's 3rd jersey mask for the Penguins, but he did not receive the mask until February 2012.  Johnson didn't play in any 3rd jersey games the rest of that season, then retired, so mask was not worn in any games.

Bauer mask

Paint by David Arrigo

Chad Johnson - 2018/19 Anaheim Ducks

Chad was traded to the Ducks midway through the season and had this mask made for 3rd jersey games. Johnson wore this mask several times as a back up goalie, and in games on 2/4/19 and 2/5/19. Very cool dark matte paint job.

Vaughn (Pro’s Choice) mask

Paint by Shell Shock (Noah Ennis)

Martin Jones - 2013/14 LA Kings

Martin Jones rookie mask during the Kings Stanley Cup season.  Used from pre-season thru 2/26/14 including NHL debut on 12/3/13.  Worn as backup goalie for the Stadium Series game on 1/25/14.  Jones also wore this mask for some games with the AHL Manchester Monarchs during the 2013/14 season.

Vaughn mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Eyecandy Air (Steve Nash)

Curtis Joseph - 1998 Toronto Maple Leafs

This mask was the first Leafs mask made for Curtis once he arrived in Toronto. Light, but obvious signs of use and was part of the Frank Cipra collection. The mask has not been photo matched yet, so maybe just worn during pre-season or as a backup.

Itech (Jerry Wright) mask

Paint by Frank Cipra

Kaapo Kahkonen - 2022 Winter Classic Minnesota Wild

Kahkonen’s mask for the 2022 Winter Classic played at Target Field in Minneapolis on 1/1/22. At a temperature of -6 degrees at face off, this was the coldest NHL game ever played outdoors. Kahkonen didn’t start, but played the third period in relief of Cam Talbot.

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Anton Khudobin - 2013/14 Carolina Hurricanes

Khudobin's 2013/14 Canes mask worn from 1/2/14 through the end of the season on 4/13/14.

Vaugh (Pro's Choice) mask

Paint by Sylabrush (Sylvie Marsolais)

Keith Kinkaid - 2020/21 New York Rangers

Kinkaid wore this mask with the Hartford Wolfpack and in 8 games with the Rangers during March of 2021. As the face covering mask on the Statue of Liberty indicates, this was a Covid impacted season with limited seating capacity in most stadiums. Mask is signed by Kinkaid.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Keith Kinkaid - 2021/22 New York Rangers

Kinkaid’s mask worn primarily with the Hartford Wolfpack during the 2021/22 season. Worn with the Rangers as a back up goalie on 12/12/21 and 12/29/21. Worn in Rangers game on 12/15/21 (in his last game with Rangers, a 3-2 win). Mask has NFT Boring Ape Yacht Club design…so it’s probably priceless.

Bauer Mask

Paint by Shell Shock (Noah Ennis)

Miikka Kiprusoff - Calgary Flames 2010/11

This Miikka Kiprusoff mask was worn during the 2010/11 season including in the the Heritage Classic on 2/20/2011, when Kiprusoff became the first goalie to record a shutout in an NHL outdoor game.

Itech mask (with Bauer decal covering 'Itech')

Paint by Miska Designs (Todd Miska)

Olaf Kolzig - Tampa Bay Lightning 2008 Saw Mask

As a special promotion, the owners of the Tampa Bay Lightning had Olaf Kolzig and Mike Smith wear special masks to promote their newest movie in the SAW series. This mask has been photo matched to Kolzig's 10/30/08 Lightning game.  (see Mike Smith tab for other Saw promo mask)

Pro's Choice mask

Paint by Ron Slater

Olaf Kolzig - Washington Capitals

This Olaf Kolzig mask has not been photo matched, so maybe just a back up or possibly used during the strike year of 2004/05 when Kolzig played in Europe.

Vapor mask (Pro's Choice)

Paint by Ron Slater 

Darcy Kuemper - 2012/13 Minnesota Wild

Darcy Kuemper wore this mask during his 2012/13 rookie season.  During the year he used this mask with the Houston Aeros (AHL); Orlando Solar Bears (ECHL); and on his NHL debut with the Wild on 2/12/13.  Worn in 8 NHL games through the end of the season (including 2 playoffs games).

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Darcy Kuemper - 2019/20 and 2020/21

Kuemper’s mask for the Coyotes worn from 9/17/19 (2019/20 preseason) through 2/8/21 of the 2020/21 season.

Pro’s Choice mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Mark LaForest - 1990/91; 1991/92 Binghamton Rangers

This is the first mask ever made by Don Straus, as chronicled in the Vintage Tendy article. “Trees” LaForest wore it in NY Rangers training camp, during his time with their AHL affiliate in Binghamton, and in the Hockey for Heroes 3 on 3 Rangers alumni tournament on 4/16/05. Backplate is missing.

Armadilla mask

Paint by Don Straus

Pascal Leclaire - 2005/06 and 2006/07 Columbus Blue Jackets

Leclaire’s mask for entire 2005/06 season; and first part of 2006/07 season. Includes an inscription to mask maker Gary Warwick.

TPS (Warwick) mask

Paint by Armor Graphics

Manny Legace - 1998/99 LA Kings

Legace's rookie mask worn during the 1998/99 season, including in his NHL debut on 10/21/98.

Mask unknown

Paint by Salvatore

Manny Legace - St Louis Blues 2006/07

This Manny Legace mask was used from 9/21/2006 to 2/10/2007. The backplate and straps were missing so a replica backplate was painted by Ray Bishop to match the original (and from the pics it appears he painted Sabrina and Manny III on the wrong side).

Warwick mask

Paint by Bishop Designs (Ray Bishop)

Robin Lehner - 2013/14 Ottawa Senators

2013/14 mask worn by Lehner from 10/19/13 through the end of the season.  Lehner wore this mask as a backup goalie for the Heritage Classic outdoor game on 3/2/14 vs the Canucks.

Vaughn (Pro's Choice) Mask

Paint by Daveart

Kari Lehtonen - 2005/06 Atlanta Thrashers

300 NHL game winner Kari Lehtonen wore this ‘Final Fantasy’ mask early in his career with the Thrashers. Worn during the entire season for his first full year in the NHL. Also worn with Finland during the 2004 World Cup of Hockey (as back up to Kiprosoff); and worn during the 2004/05 season in the AHL with the Chicago Wolves.

Itech mask

Paint by Frank Cipra

Anders Lindback - 2011/12 Nashville Predators

Lindback's 2011/12 mask worn towards the end of the season from 3/17/12 through 4/3/12.   Note:  'B1' on the backplate is an inside joke between Jacob Markstrom and Anders Lindback. On the back plate of Markstrom's masks, you will notice 'B2'.  Markstrom states, "We grew up together and when we played in Sweden they called us B1 B2 for bananas in pajamas."

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Henrik Lundqvist - 2012 Winter Classic Rangers

Henrik's 2012 Winter Classic mask for the game vs the Flyers at Citizen's Bank Park on January 2, 2012.  Rangers won 3-2 after Lundqvist stopped Briere's penalty shot with 19.6 seconds remaining.  Henrik also wore this mask for the Rangers home game vs Flyers at Madison Square Garden on 2/5/12 (Rangers won 5-2).

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Henrik Lundqvist - 2014 Stadium Series NY Rangers

Lundqvist wore this mask for the two games held at Yankees Stadium in 2014.  The Rangers beat the Devils 7-3 on 1/26/14; and beat the Islanders 2-1 on 1/29/14.  Henrik also wore this mask for the home game at MSG on 1/31/14 vs the Islanders, a 4-1 victory making Henrik 3-0 with this mask.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Henrik Lundqvist - 2018 Winter Classic Rangers

Lundqvist wore this mask for the 2018 Winter Classic on 1/1/18 at Citifield, NYC.  The Rangers won this game in overtime 3-2, preserving Lundqvist's perfect record in outdoor games (4-0).

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Henrik Lundqvist - 2017/18 New York Rangers

Lundqvist’s 2017/18 mask worn from preseason through 12/8/2017. Also worn in the Rangers Central Park outdoor practice on 12/2/2017 in preparation for the Winter Classic.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Henrik Lundqvist - 2019 New York Rangers

Lundqvist wore this Richter/1994 tribute mask during the game on 2/8/19 at MSG. The 1994 Stanley Cup team was honored in a pre-game ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of that magical season. In addition to Lundqvist, this mask is signed by Richter, Messier, Leetch, Graves, Matteau, Kypreos, and Anderson from the 1994 team.

Bauer mask

Paint by Daveart (Dave Gunnarsson)

Roberto Luongo - 2008/09 and 2010/11 Vancouver Canucks

Captain's 'C' Mask / 40th Anniversary Mask

One of the most famous goalie masks of recent years, this mask was worn by Roberto during two seasons: 2008/09 and 2010/11. After being named Captain of the Canucks, Luongo was unable to have the C sewn on his jersey, so instead, the team applied a C sticker on his mask. This mask originally had the C sticker on it and has been photo matched to photos during the second half of the 2008/9 season starting on 1/18/09 .

After not using this mask during the 2009/10 season, Luongo once again wore this mask during the first half of the 2010/11 Stanley Cup Finals season (preseason through 11/26/2010). Luongo had voluntarily relinquished the captaincy prior to the season, so his Captain sticker was replaced with a new Canucks 40th Anniversary decal. This mask shows outstanding game use and Luongo has repaired a few spots that saw heavy use on the mask.

Reebok (Lefebvre) mask

Paint by Marlene Ross