Boston Bruins and their all-time save percentage leaders by country

Sweden's Linus Ullmark, who recently joined the Bruins, has been a standout performer, maintaining an impressive .919 save percentage throughout his career.

Finland's pride, Tuukka Rask, has been a key pillar of the Bruins' success, amassing a remarkable playoff record of 57-46-0 in 104 games, with a goals-against average of 2.22 and a save percentage of .925.

USA's Ben Bishop once graced the NHL, but unfortunately, a career-ending knee injury led to his early departure. Nevertheless, he leaves behind an impressive record of 222-128-36, a 2.32 goals-against average, and a .921 save percentage over 413 games.

Another iconic name on the list is Tim Thomas, a two-time Vezina Trophy winner. Thomas concluded his illustrious NHL journey with 214 wins and a stellar .920 all-time save percentage across 426 games.

And last but not least, Jeremy Swayman, the talented young goaltender for the Bruins, is already showcasing his potential with an impressive .920 save percentage.

With these remarkable netminders in their history, it's no wonder the Boston Bruins have had their goaltending locked down for years.