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NEWARK, N.J. - Hockey purists can debate what style Martin Brodeur employs.Is he the last of the standup goaltenders, a practitioner of the half butterfly, an athletic hybrid or simply a "fabulous freak" as one former netminder put it?It doesn't matter on the ice

NEWARK, N.J. - Hockey purists can debate what style Martin Brodeur employs. Is he the last of the standup goaltenders, a practitioner of the half butterfly, an athletic hybrid or simply a "fabulous freak" as one former netminder put it?

Hockey purists can debate what style Martin Brodeur employs. Is he the last of the standup goaltenders, a practitioner of the half butterfly, an athletic hybrid or simply a “fabulous freak” as one former netminder put it? It doesn’t matter on the ice. When someone takes a shot, chances are Brodeur is going to stop it — whether flopping like Dominik Hasek, in the butterfly of Patrick Roy, using the paddle of his stick like Felix Potvin or just being Marty, he’s possibly the best athlete to p

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- Hockey purists can debate what style Martin Brodeur employs. Is he the last of the standup goaltenders, a practitioner of the half butterfly, an athletic hybrid or simply a "fabulous freak" as one former netminder put it?

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- Hockey purists can debate what style Martin Brodeur employs. Is he the last of the standup goaltenders, a practitioner of the half butterfly, an athletic hybrid or simply a "fabulous freak" as one former netminder put it?