Samuel Jonsson continues to post video game type numbers in Allsvenskan, has yet to lose a game at 11-0-0 with a 1.35 GAA and 0.941 Sv%. The starter for the same team is 10-6 so it's not entirely team effects, but still important we see this kid at a higher level soon IMO because he's clearly too good for it.
I know very little about Swedish hockey, obviously these stats are ridiculously good, but HockeyAllsvenskan isn't the top league in Sweden. How much weight should put into this performance? I don't think many top goalie prospects play in HockeyAllsvenskan at 21 years old.
To recap.. Jonsson's current record is GP 12 GAA 1.35 SVP .941 SO 4 and 11-0-0. His partner is 32 year old Lars Volden who has GP 18 GAA 1.94 SVP .911 SO 1 and 10-7-0. Their team is one of the best in the league.
I did a quick search of HockeyAllsvenskan goalie stats for the last 15 years. Not much compares to Jonsson's stats. None of the top goalies finished with a GAA better than 1.35, and you have to go back to 2012-2013 to find a better save percentage. During the 2012-13 NHL lockout, 31 year old Victor Fasth posted GP 12 GAA 1.68 SVP .942 SO 1. I expect his team wasn't nearly as good as Jonssons, his record with the team was 4-7-0. Fasth in that same year posted GP 25 GAA 2.18 SVP .921 SO 4 for the Ducks.
Interestingly, also in 2012-2013 a 21 year old Anton Forsberg posted GP 33 GAA 2.04 SVP .933 leading his team to a 24-9-0 record.
I also didn't know this, but Filip Gustavsson would have been 23 years old in 2020-21. He played in HockeyAllsvenskan and posted GP 19 GAA 2.30 SVP .919 SO 1. That same year he post GP 9 GAA 2.16 SVP .933 in the NHL for Ottawa.
