Former Blue Jackets' Goalie Named To Panthers' Second Team Quarter-Century Team

Sergei Bobrovsky has been named to the quarter-century teams of both the Columbus Blue Jackets and the Florida Panthers.

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For the Blue Jackets' quarter-century team, he was named to the first team—an incredible honor, recognizing him as the best goalie in the franchise's history over the team's first 25 years in the NHL.

During his time with the Blue Jackets, Sergei Bobrovsky posted an impressive stat line. He appeared in 374 games, recording a 230-130-27 record, including 33 shutouts and winning two Vezina Trophies.

For the Panthers' quarter-century team, Bobrovsky was named to the second team. The first-team goalie honor went to Hall of Famer Roberto Luongo.

During his time with the Panthers, Sergei Bobrovsky has compiled a record of 158-79-19 with 12 shutouts. While he hasn't won a Vezina Trophy in Florida, he did backstop the team to a Stanley Cup victory in 2024.

Had he spent two more years with the Philadelphia Flyers, he might have earned the rare distinction of being named to three NHL quarter-century teams. Still, appearing on both the Blue Jackets’ and Panthers’ lists is a remarkable achievement.

Congrats Bob!!

What's Next - The Jackets return home on Saturday to play the St. Louis Blues.

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