Spanning 410 NHL games with the Vancouver Canucks, New Jersey Devils, and New York Islanders, Schneider leaves a mark with 171 wins, 26 shutouts, and a commendable .918 save percentage. During his tenure with the Devils, he ranked second in games played, saves, and shutouts, only surpassed by the legendary Martin Brodeur. Schneider's journey began with the Canucks, the team that drafted him 26th overall in 2004. Together with Roberto Luongo, they clinched the William M. Jennings Award in the 2010-11 season and narrowly missed the Stanley Cup in 2011. Schneider cites a Vancouver match against Boston, known as 'Game 8', as his favorite, where he led with 36 saves in a 4-3 victory.
His last NHL game was in April 2022, playing for the Islanders and ironically defeating the Devils 4-3. Outside the NHL, Schneider considered playing in Switzerland but prioritized family stability. At 37, the seasoned goalie reflects on a rewarding career and the lasting bonds formed with teammates. As Schneider transitions, he contemplates exploring NHL management or coaching but emphasizes the joy of spending quality time with his family.