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Pete Peeters (35)

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Pete Peeters made it to the playoffs nearly every season of his career. He made it with the Philadelphia Flyers (3), Boston Bruins (3) and the Washington Capitals (4). His best opportunity to win the Stanley Cup came during the 1982-83 season, but the Bruins fell short in the Eastern Conference Finals to the eventual Stanley Cup champion New York Islanders. Peeters owns a playoff record of 35-35.

Kelly Hrudey (36)

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Kelly Hrudey saw plenty of playoff action during his career. He made it to the postseason with the New York Islanders (4), Los Angeles Kings (5) and San Jose Sharks (1). He posted a 36-46 playoff record, with his best opportunity to win it all coming during the 1992-93 season when hisLA Kings fell to the Montreal Canadiens in five games.

Evgeni Nabokov (36)

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Evegni Nabokov went three straight seasons of posting 40-plus wins, but he never really showed up the same way in the postseason. Nabokov made the playoffs with the San Jose Sharks (9) and New York Islanders (1), but never managed to make it to the Stanley Cup Final. He owns a 42-42 playoff record.

Ron Hextall (47)

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There’s no doubt that Ron Hextall was a game changer for the Philadelphia Flyers. In his rookie season, Hextall backstopped the Flyers all the way to the Stanley Cup Final, but they ran into a powerful Edmonton Oilers team that beat them in seven games. That was his only trip to the Stanley Cup during his