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Here’s to hoping he can challenge Hellebuyck for the Vezina this year.
Player Discussion: Andrei Vasilevskiy - Part 2
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Here’s to hoping he can challenge Hellebuyck for the Vezina this year.
Came into the night around 13-15 in save % depending how on how many goalies you take out due to game volume. He’s 14th if we include goalies with 12 or more starts.
And that was before Toronto obliterated him. He’s playing like a mid level nhl starter for 9.5 mil a year. Just not gonna cut it if the Bolts are gonna make another run
And that was before Toronto obliterated him. He’s playing like a mid level nhl starter for 9.5 mil a year. Just not gonna cut it if the Bolts are gonna make another run
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One of two things are true. Either we are very very unlucky in that we are getting goalied half the games we play or goaltending around the league is much much better than recent years.
I am glad Vasy is back to being very good, and maybe he deserves credit for elevating goaltending around the league but it seems like with elite goaltending seemingly all over the place paying a large chunk of salary cap for a goaltender is not the correct move in the current meta.
I am glad Vasy is back to being very good, and maybe he deserves credit for elevating goaltending around the league but it seems like with elite goaltending seemingly all over the place paying a large chunk of salary cap for a goaltender is not the correct move in the current meta.
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Definitely a big part of it but I was one who was criticizing some of the softies he gave up and lack of big saves and he's turned that specific part around himself lately.
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39th career shutout for Vasy
He jumps Kari Lehtonen, Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Sean Burke, and Tom Barrasso into the Top 50 for shutouts
38. Miikka Kiprusoff - 44 so
38. Ryan Miller - 44
38. Mike Smith - 44
41. Gump Worsley - 43
41. Craig Anderson - 43
41. Connor Hellebuyck - 43
44. Charlie Gardiner - 42
45. Marty Turco - 41
45. Semyon Varlamov - 41
47. Frank Brimsek - 40
47. John Vanbiesbrouck - 40
49. Jocelyn Thibault - 39
49. Andrei Vasilevskiy - 39
Also Top 30 in wins tonight as well with career win #324
20. Andy Moog - 372
21. Pekka Rinne - 369
21. Tom Barrasso - 369
23. Carey Price - 361
24. Evgeni Nabokov - 353
24. Rogie Vachon - 353
26. Cam Ward - 334
27. Nikolai Khabibulin - 333
27. Gump Worsley - 333
29. Harry Lumley - 330
30. Andrei Vasilevskiy - 324
He jumps Kari Lehtonen, Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Sean Burke, and Tom Barrasso into the Top 50 for shutouts
38. Miikka Kiprusoff - 44 so
38. Ryan Miller - 44
38. Mike Smith - 44
41. Gump Worsley - 43
41. Craig Anderson - 43
41. Connor Hellebuyck - 43
44. Charlie Gardiner - 42
45. Marty Turco - 41
45. Semyon Varlamov - 41
47. Frank Brimsek - 40
47. John Vanbiesbrouck - 40
49. Jocelyn Thibault - 39
49. Andrei Vasilevskiy - 39
Also Top 30 in wins tonight as well with career win #324
20. Andy Moog - 372
21. Pekka Rinne - 369
21. Tom Barrasso - 369
23. Carey Price - 361
24. Evgeni Nabokov - 353
24. Rogie Vachon - 353
26. Cam Ward - 334
27. Nikolai Khabibulin - 333
27. Gump Worsley - 333
29. Harry Lumley - 330
30. Andrei Vasilevskiy - 324
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