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Kim St-Pierre: the case for the GOAT

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    Kim St-Pierre: the case for the GOAT

    G · Canada · Born 14 December 1978, Châteauguay, Quebec, Canada · Career 1998–2013

    Canada's top goaltender through its early Olympic dynasty, St-Pierre was the first woman to win a men's university game in Canada.

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    Why Kim St-Pierre could be the GOAT

    St-Pierre backstopped Canada to three Olympic golds and five world titles. She holds major goaltending records for Canada and was a pioneer in men's university hockey. Few players were as dependable in big games.

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    Kim St-Pierre is #15 of 15 in the fan ranking, with a 0–1 head-to-head record from 3 Women's ice hockey votes. See the full Women's ice hockey GOAT ranking

    Kim St-Pierre head to head

    How the ranking works. Every head-to-head vote is a result, like a game. The standings use a Bradley–Terry model, the same idea behind chess ratings: beating a highly rated legend counts for more than beating a long shot. Ratings are shown on a chess-style scale centred on 1500.

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