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Best career save % on the PK ... WHERE IS THE STAT?

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VanIslander

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I've been informed there ain't no such stat.

Wa?

We hear -often - how the goaltender is the team's #1 PKer.

So give us the goods.

What goaltender has been most effective on the PK?

(PLEASE F OFF with regular shift numbers unless contrasting them with the pk.)

(I read this isn't a tracked stat?!)

In 2025... let's spill the beans... or,... start counting them!
 
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NHL.com tracks this going back to 1998. Here are the "all-time" leaders, minimum 200 games:

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Ideally the numbers would be adjusted for the scoring environment. It probably doesn't have a huge effect though.

Link to the table
 
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Hockey Outsider said:
NHL.com tracks this going back to 1998. Here are the "all-time" leaders, minimum 200 games:

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Ideally the numbers would be adjusted for the scoring environment. It probably doesn't have a huge effect though.

Link to the table
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my first thought was one of surprise that Hasek is a meager ninth place.

Then I realized that this is from the age of 34 until 43. Essentially the second half of his career, and I was reminded of stats Ive seen that start in 1967 expansion and Howe somehow still factors into them.

Wow.
 
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As usual, a pretty weird mix of names with this stat...doesn't seem to work out that well no matter how it gets sliced up.

At the top, a big guy that wasn't technically impressive. In the 3-hole, a superb technician who lacked a high-end "plus" because of his athleticism. Backstrom and Legace...woof.

An all timer in late career Hasek. A fairly-likely-all-timer in Shestyorkin. And a top 15-20 guy in Luongo.
 
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