Bobrovsky beat Hasek and got into the top 10 goalkeepers in terms of the number of matches with 90% of saves.

Russian goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky entered the top 10 in the history of the National Hockey League (NHL) in terms of the number of matches with 90% or more saves in regular championships.

According to Sport-Express, on February 1, the Russian deflected 19 shots out of 21 in the game against Winnipeg, increasing the number of matches with 90% saves to 470. Thus, he beat Czech athlete Dominik Hasek, who had 469 such matches.

Martin Brodeur remains the leader in this indicator with 741 matches.

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