Goalie News Sunday September 20, 2009

You gotta feel bad for Carey Price who gives up four goals on 16 shots and gets this headline in the Montreal Gazette:Canadiens’ Price in midseason form

and this from the National Post:

Price ready to forget rough sophomore season

and still more from the official Montreal Canadiens web site

In Boston Tuuka Rask may have a lock on the backup spot behind Tim Thomas.

New York Islanders’ goalies Martin Biron and Dwayne Roloson discuss their new mask designs.

In Detroit they’re saying the jury’s still out on backup Jimmy Howard.

From the Los Angeles King’s Camp:

Goaltending competition continues at training camp

While nearby in Anaheim at the Ducks’ camp

Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Jonas Hiller will have to compete for starting job

One of the most interesting stories this season will be how Ray Emery works out for the Flyers.

Sporting News Q&A with the Flyers’ Ray Emery

The Ottawa Senators are looking forward to their first season with Pascal Leclaire

Senators goalie Leclaire to play first full preseason game Saturday night against Canadiens

Workload good for Leclaire

It’s Miller Time again in Buffalo:

Miller preserves Sabres’ victory

but the Buffalo News also tells us that thanks to the Olympic year

Sabres will see more of Lalime

From Minnesota and the Wild camp:

New system? Not in the net

Minnesota goaltender Backstrom heeds the call of the Wild

Leafs Goalies Led by Guru Fraoncois Allaire:

Goaltending guru has motivated students

In Pittsburgh there’s a nice piece on John Curry their “backup in waiting”

Marc-Andre Fleury spent the summer of 2008 being constantly reminded about the save he didn’t make but this year it was different

Fleury’s save answered his critics

There’s a new man in Edmonton and he has his name on the Cup

Net worth: The Oilers are getting comfortable with Cup-winner Nikolai Khabibulin in goal.

Goalies in the Blogs

Who’ll be #3 in big D?

Should He Stay or Should He Go? A Canucks Roster Breakdown

Wow – I’d love to see this girl play! She’s only 11

Thrust into a varsity role, Lynn English goalie Katie Burt enjoyed a season beyond her years, saving 95 percent of her shots and helping English reach the Massachusetts Division 1 quarterfinals.