Trivia

Martin's father, Denis Brodeur, is the long-time photographer for both the Montreal Expos and Montreal Canadiens. His dad also was a bronze medal winner as goalie on the 1956 Canadian Olympic team and was a minor league shortstop briefly in North Dakota.

Children with ex-wife Melanie: Anthony (June 8, 1995), William and Jeremy (October 29, 1996), Anabelle (March 14, 2002). Children with current wife Geneviève: Maxime Philippe (November 23, 2009).

Hosts a charity golf tournament in Montreal during off-season

New Jersey's 1st choice, 20th overall, in 1990 Entry Draft

In addition to 3 sons, Martin & Melanie have a daughter Annabelle, born during the 2001 - 2002 season. He wears all four of their initials on his helmet.

As of the end of the 2003 season, winner of the William M. Jennings Trophy (1997, 1998, 2003).

Won the 2003 Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils.

Three-time Stanley Cup winner with the New Jersey Devils (1995, 2000, 2003).

Named to the World Cup roster for Team Canada, along with 13 other NHLers who also won gold in the 2002 Olympics, in Salt Lake City.

Won the 2004 Vezina Trophy for being the NHL best goalie during the 2003-2004 season.

Won the World Cup in 2004

His second wife was married to Brodeur's first wife's brother.

Invited to attend Team Canada's 5-day Olympic orientation camp on Aug 15th that starts in Vancouver. (August 2005)

Playing Goaltender For The New Jersey Devils (August 2002)

Announced retirement. Brodeur will take a front-office position with the St. Louis Blues, which he signed with on December 1st after 21 seasons with the New Jersey Devils. Brodeur finishes his career 691-397-105, including 125 shutouts. [January 29, 2015].

Youngest goaltender in NHL history to reach the 300, 400 and 500 regular season win plateaus, and the only goaltender to reach 600 regular season wins.

Pictured on one of six 'permanent' Canadian commemorative postage stamps celebrating NHL Great Canadian Goalies, issued 1 October 2015. Others honored in this set were Johnny Bower, Ken Dryden, Tony Esposito, Bernie Parent, and Lorne Worsley (as Gump Worsley).

He was nominated for the 2024 New Jersey Hall of Fame in the Sports category.