Divine
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And that's surprising given his history over the last five seasons?
And it's .882, not .875...
But you must be a graduate of sn unnamed politician University.
It’s not surprising.
The Leafs have to play him due to injuries is exactly my point.
Take any team in the league and give them below .900 goaltending and most of them are going to start losing games.
Usually teams don’t have a third string NHL-calibre goalie.