Martin Brodeur on Canada’s Goalie Crisis, The Scorpion Save & Management | ONE-TIME ALL STARS

In Episode 9 of One Time All Stars, Cory Schneider and Brian Boyle are joined by the G.O.A.T., New Jersey Devils legend Martin Brodeur!

Marty dives right into the current state of goaltending, questioning the decline of top-tier French-Canadian netminders and explaining why he hates the modern NHL's 50/50 goalie splits. He also breaks down the lost art of the acrobatic save—including the story behind his famous "Scorpion Save" on Marian Gaborik—and explains how a training camp comment from Brendan Shanahan taught him to always be unpredictable.

Plus, Brodeur opens up about his transition to the front office and why making NHL trades is nothing like fantasy hockey. The guys also trade stories about youth sports, the magic of opening new goalie gear, and Boyle relives the slightly awkward reality of scoring his first career NHL goal against Marty.

In this episode:

- Where have all the French-Canadian goalies gone?
- Brodeur on workload: "If Scott Stevens could play 82 games, I'm pretty sure I could too."
- The evolution of goaltending & why goalies shouldn't be robots
- Storytime: The famous "Scorpion Save" and learning from Dominik Hasek
- Brian Boyle's first career NHL goal (and why he felt awkward bringing it up)
- Transitioning to management: Why making trades isn't like fantasy hockey
- Brodeur's advice for youth hockey players and parents
- The unmatched feeling of getting fresh goalie gear in the mail

Hosts: Cory Schneider & Brian Boyle
Guest: Martin Brodeur
Producer: Matt Stucko