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Steve Valiquette’s 2009-2010 New York Rangers Mask

Posted by | Oct 20, 2009 | 4 |

Spiderman Mask the 6’7″ Ranger Backup’s Trademark

Thanks once again to inGoal Magazine friend Dave Gunarsson, we have another great new NHL mask design for you today.

steve valiquette mask - 2009-2010 New York Rangers

steve valiquette mask - 2009-2010 New York Rangers

steve valiquette mask - 2009-2010 New York Rangers

steve valiquette mask - 2009-2010 New York Rangers

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David Hutchison

David is one of the founders of InGoal Magazine which he began in 2009. Of course he finds time for some goaltending of his own as well, and despite his age, clings desperately to the idea that some NHL team will call him to play for them - though in his mid-forties (OK, late 40s) it'll likely be for a practice when everyone else on their depth chart has the flu and the shooter tutor has gone in for repairs.

4 Comments

  1. James
    James on October 20, 2009 at 12:12 PM

    My boys (7yo & 5 yo) think this Spiderman inspired paint job is the best in the NHL!

  2. JenniferB
    JenniferB on October 20, 2009 at 2:08 PM

    I (35yo) agree whole heartedly!…now if we can just get someone to do Batman….. 🙂

  3. David T
    David T on October 20, 2009 at 2:48 PM

    6’7 I think they may have to start regulating the height of goaltenders. Lets say 5’4 to 6’5 to start. The mask is cool — love the bricks effect. One of the best things about the pros is they let the goalies have fun with the masks.

  4. Nick
    Nick on October 20, 2009 at 5:16 PM

    Damn, that’s cool!! My favorite part of the mask is Lady Liberty wearing the Rangers jersey. This beats Lundqvist’s mask hands down.

    DavidT, shame on you for even suggesting regulating the height of a goalie!

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