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Raycroft nearly makes a save against Montreal
Here's Andrew Raycroft nearly making a save on Chris Higgins a few years ago. As you can see, his glove was up and he was ready, but he missed it by this much. Great effort though.
Raycroft nearly makes it through an entire game without dozing off
This was a heroic effort indeed. Serving as the Leafs' back-up, Raycroft nearly made it through an entire Leafs game without falling asleep. However, a few seconds of weakness got to him, and his valiant attempt came up short. It happens to the best of us.
Raycroft Toskala's before Toskala Toskala'd
Ever the innovator, here Raycroft was a true pioneer: he invented the Maple Leaf goalie art form of giving up long-distance goals, a practice perfected in later years by Vesa Toskala. Raycroft's gift to the Leafs won't soon be forgotten.
Raycroft almost stops noted shootout superstar Sheldon Souray
In this situation, the odds were against Rayzor from the start. He was just one man, a simple goalie, staring down a monstrous challenge: stopping famed breakaway wizard Sheldon Souray in the shootout. Raycroft's effort was nothing short of spectacular, sprawling out with no regard for his own personal safety. But alas, it wasn't meant to be. Fear not, Raycroft. You're not the only one who fell victim to Souray's prowess in the shootout.
Raycroft backstops the Leafs to a huge comeback win over the Canucks
Raycroft came into the game with the Leafs trailing the Canucks, 3-0. How did he respond? By saving every Canuck shot for the rest of the night. He held down the fort while Toronto mounted a furious comeback and eventually beat the Canucks, 5-3. It was a game for the ages, and was one of Raycroft's finest moments in Toronto. Wait, what do you mean he was playing for the Canucks in that game? Oh. Well it was still one of his finest moments in Toronto.