Martin Brodeur

Hockey Player

200 Quotes

I didn't take any shortcuts for my success, that's for sure.

As a player you get to meet Hall of Fame members and now to have my name in the same sentence makes me speechless.

Getting into the Hall is such an honor. It's like the dessert of your career. The Hall is the top of the mountain.

Winning is what I need, and winning is what the team needs.

My dad would talk to players like Claude Lemieux and Stephane Richer and tell them one day his son was going to play in the NHL. How many dads say the same thing? But, gee, he was right.

I've tried so far to learn as much as possible. I think I've got a good grasp of what a hockey GM needs to do.

When I got the call of being drafted by the Devils, I was in shock more than anything. I didn't have a clue where New Jersey was, but it was just nice to be taken in the first round and nice to know where my future would be, which organization I was going to be a part of.

Playing for Canada changed my career.

My dad used to be a goalie. He actually won a bronze medal with Team Canada in 1956.

When I got drafted I just wanted to play one game in the NHL. I didn't really care anything about winning.

Photography was a big part of our family.

I've tried to incorporate new ways of playing the game. That's why you hear people call me a 'hybrid goalie' and say I adjust to the situation, never doing the same thing over and over like a butterfly goalie. I try to see what works and hopefully with my talent I'm able to play it and make it happen.

I think if you want to be a successful president or a manager of a team, you need to understand what the business is all about because you have to deal with the business side of the game to be able to do what you need to do.

As a player you get to meet Hall of Fame members and now to have my name in the same sentence makes me speechless.

Sometimes as a goalie, it doesn't matter how good you are, everything has to fall right for you.

My dad used to be a goalie. He actually won a bronze medal with Team Canada in 1956.

It's just part of me, playing the puck.

I'd never be a jerk with my teammates because I know I need them to be successful.

I'm just a hockey player. I want to play every day.

I'm a guy that wanted to have fun. When I look back at all the wins I had, I must have had a lot of fun playing the game and made people happy.