agreed. I personally like stats that get rid of as much of the noise as possible.
All Situations
16-17 (Babs): #2 xgf/60, #28 xga/60 ---> #11 sv%
17-18 (Babs): #1 xgf/60, #22 xga/60 ---> #4 sv%
18-19 (Babs): #2 xgf/60, #22 xga/60 ---> #10 sv%
19-20 (Babs 23gm): #18 xgf/60, #26 xga/60 --> #22 sv%
19-20 (Keefe 24gm): #2 xgf/60, #6 xga/60 --> #19 sv%
19-20 (Keefe 23gm): #6 xgf/60, #14 xga/60 --> #19 sv%
20-21 (Keefe): #3 xgf/60, #7xga/60 ---> #16 sv%
Personally I don't blame Babs for that #18th ranked offense nor that #22 ranked sv% in those 23gms to start the 19-20 season. I do blame him for the perennially awful defensive ranking every single year he was here though. Especially since those defensive rankings improved instantly, dramatically, and sustainably under a new coach - even in it's worst stretch, when Rielly, Muzzin, and Ceci all suffered longterm injuries and we had to use a Dermott-Holl top pairing, it was still above average.
And I think that sustained defensive improvement from awful to solid will serve us well going forward, even if it's been mostly hidden so far due to our starting goalie imploding.