Can there be two shutouts in one game?

[jeffl97]

Originally Posted by Pi

Yeah.. it's not that rare at all. Lots of 0-0 games. Frankly I think it's dumb that they're awarded a shutout despite losing.

Shootout goals are not included for a players point totals on the season, and the goalie did not let any goals in for the duration of the game, he should get the shutout. Curious why you don't think so.

[GrigsAndGirgs]

Originally Posted by kaneone

The Rangers did it against Buffalo this year and against New Jersey two years ago.

It was also impossible before the lockout since there were no shootouts.

0-0 tie was a shutout for both teams.

[Parker McDonald]

Originally Posted by LoveDaSwords

0-0 tie was a shutout for both teams.

Oh yeah. Brainfart.

[Gibbs18]

Think it happened twice this year for the Flyers?

[RAZZIE King]

Originally Posted by Clumsyhab

Wouldn't surprised me if Quick got an OTL despite having a SO this season.

I think he had two of them...

[Bob Richards]

Yes. Both Lundqvist and Miller were credited Shutouts during a game this season.

[Heikks86]

Rinne and Howard had one two years ago

[Pi]

Originally Posted by jeffl97

Shootout goals are not included for a players point totals on the season, and the goalie did not let any goals in for the duration of the game, he should get the shutout. Curious why you don't think so.

If a goal occurs in OT, it is still a shut out for both of them. That's why it's a bit weird.

I also hate the shootout because the goal can't possibly be counted for an individual, yet it could be counted as a game winning goal and as a goal in the GF category.

[Cudi]

Happened between STL and LA.

[beauchamp]

Originally Posted by Sergei Berezin

Quite a bit actually.


I don't remember when it happened with the Leafs this season, but Craig Anderson's first game as a Sen last season vs. the Leafs went into a shootout in a 0-0 tie.

Edit:
This season's 0-0 tie happened against the Flyers.

Wasn't there a 1-0 shootout game with the Flyers about 4 to 6 weeks ago?

EDIT: Just checked and yep, March 12.

EDIT (bis): Didn't see your edit.

[TTOMO]

I remember a Canucks/Oilers game with this a couple of years ago.

After checking, it was back in 2007. I went to that one.

[beauchamp]

Originally Posted by Zenith

Rangers/Leafs 2008 is one I remember specifically. Zherdev scored in the shootout, Valiquette/Toskala got shutouts.

Originally Posted by LoveDaSwords

There is NO way those two goaltenders got a shutout in the same game. I refuse to believe that is even possible.

(Lundqvist/Miller had one of these on Versus as well this season).

Oct 17, 2008.

Toakala had 32 saves, Valiquette 21.

http://www.hockey-reference.com/boxs...810170NYR.html

[ES]

Post-lockout list:

http://www.hockey-reference.com/play...r_by=date_game

[jeffl97]

Originally Posted by Pi

If a goal occurs in OT, it is still a shut out for both of them. That's why it's a bit weird.

I also hate the shootout because the goal can't possibly be counted for an individual, yet it could be counted as a game winning goal and as a goal in the GF category.

The bolded is not true. An example of this is January 5th, 2012.
Here is Mike Smith's stat line from that game: http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/players/...X0PDwgoEJivLYF
Jan 5 @ LOS OTL 0-1 1 61 0 0 1 0 1 0.99 28 27 .964 0

yet if you look at the box score, only 1 goal was scored and it was in OT:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/boxscore...gid=2012010508

so I'm not sure who told you that information, but it is incorrect.