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The goaltending statistics for the Boston Bruins during the 1988-89 season were led by their primary goaltenders, Andy Moog and Rejean Lemelin. Both contributed significantly to the team's performance that season.

Here is a summary of their statistics:

1. Andy Moog:

   • Games Played: 40
   • Wins: 23
   • Losses: 13
   • Ties: 3
   • Goals Against Average (GAA): 2.88
   • Save Percentage: 0.898

2. Rejean Lemelin:

   • Games Played: 40
   • Wins: 14
   • Losses: 16
   • Ties: 5
   • Goals Against Average (GAA): 3.20
   • Save Percentage: 0.881

Moog and Lemelin shared the responsibilities, each playing the same number of games, highlighting the balanced approach to goaltending duties. This effectively helped the Bruins secure a solid position in the Adams Division during the regular season.

For more detailed player and team statistics, you can refer to the detailed statistics on Hockey Reference or take a look at the Wikipedia entry on the 1988-89 Boston Bruins season.