InGoal originally debuted Mike Smith’s updated Wile E. Coyote mask in February, but with Phoenix up 2-0 on the Nashville Predators and Smith a (way) early front runner for the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP, we thought we’d put it back atop the site for all to enjoy again. It certainly deserves the extra attention, because like Smith it’s one of the best in the NHL this season.

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For Pekka’s 2011-2012 mask Dave Gunnarsson, of Daveart.com, created a design with a wolf-like creature trapped behind an old school goalie mask.

For this mask Gunnarsson has transformed the wolf into the Predator from the classic 1987 film.

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Anders Lindbäck’s 2012 mask is a brighter update of his 2011 mask, both by mask artist Dave Gunnarsson.

David about the design: “This mask design of the Nashville Predators goalie Anders Lindbäck is a clean continuation from his previous masks with the main logo big on top in a cool vertical position, and [...]

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Sergei Bobrovsky’s new mask, painted by  Dave Gunnarsson, is a tribute to his hometown: Novokuznetsk, Russia. During World War Two in Novokuznetsk they built the T-34 tanks.

According to Dave “Sergei wanted to pay tribute to the fantastic machine, that played a big role for Russia in the WW2.”

 

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For his 2o12 mask from Dave Gunnarsson, of Daveart.com, Ondrej Pavelec wanted to to continue the Canadian Airforce theme found on his 2011 mask.

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Dave Gunnarsson has created a new gargoyle design on a Warwick mask for Marty Turco, who signed a late-season contract with the Boston Bruins after regular backup Tuukka Rask was injured.

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Carey Price will debut a new mask Saturday night against the Vancouver Canucks, and the Montreal Canadiens goaltender was kind enough to share it with InGoal Magazine after the game-day skate.

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