And that suits him just fine. Martin Brodeur. Patrick Roy. Roberto Luongo. That was the top of the NHL’s all-time wins list for goalies June 27 when Luongo announced his retirement at 40.

Roberto Luongo looks back at how his career started, playing 70-plus games a year at points, becoming a fan favorite in Florida, his Twitter account and what getting named to the Hockey Hall of ...

Roberto Luongo never did win a Stanley Cup during his 19-year NHL career. But he came pretty close. He might have come even closer had he decided to sign an offer sheet with the Detroit Red Wings ...

Roberto Luongo was drafted No. 4 overall by the New York Islanders in the 1997 NHL draft. He had a long 19-year career, including stints with the Florida Panthers (11 seasons) and Vancouver ...

The Florida Panthers will welcome the New York Rangers. Former Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo and current special advisor to the General Manager in Florida poked some fun regarding the ...