 Brodeur is second all-time in playoff games played (to Patrick Roy's 247), playoff wins (to Roy's 151), games played in a single regular season (to Grant Fuhr's 79 in the 1996 – 97 season), and eighth all-time in goals-against average (minimum 250 NHL games played). Brodeur also acquired more than 30 franchise records, including most all-time regular season and playoff wins, shutouts, lowest goals-against-average, and is second in games played (1205) as a Devil to Ken Daneyko's 1283 games. The only major awards he was eligible to win but never did are the Hart Memorial Trophy, given to the regular season's most valuable player, and the Conn Smythe Trophy, granted annually to the most outstanding player in the postseason.
