is this really considered "back-up goaltending"? starting, what, 14 games out of 18 (too lazy to look up stats)? is peters really going to look good coming off the bench after ward starts X games in a row?Right, Justin Peters's 14 games this year is a small sample size, but Khudobin with his 20 career games over 3 years is much better.
It's real simple: This play from Peters is the longest stretch of competent backup goaltending we've had since...Ward in 06. He might keep it up, he might not.
But I'd rather not risk the only sign of competent backup goaltending in almost a decade for the chance that Khudobin might replicate Peter's success so far.
Now, like I said, if the difference in return is minimal, keep Khudobin. But if the difference is noticeable? Peters it is.
Thats the 10,000 dollar question..No problem. I am more of a lurker than a poster.
Sometimes you win because of your goalie. Sometimes you win in spite of your goalie. I don't condemn Peters necessarily for the goals he allowed... more for the goals he COULD have allowed based on the juicy rebounds. We were just lucky that we were a step faster as a team last night.
I agree it is a good problem to have. In a perfect world I think we keep Pete Dawg and ship Anton (for the bigger return). Can Cam stay healthy enough to limit Peters' starts?
That was me, i guess i meant to say have you watched the whole pieces of peters games, i should have been more specific..And ddint mean to sound, well.. sarcastic..How anyone thought Peters didn't look terrible tonight is beyond me, particularly the guy that said "How much hockey have you watched???" . Those 2 odd man rush saves he made were huge though, so I'll give him credit there. Nashville is just not good (at least last night). That game could have gotten out of hand if they had any sustained pressure. Peters was on the verge of getting chased, they just couldn't finish it.
Still not seeing much "chemistry" with EStaal and Skinner, but hell if I'd want to see that line broken up at this point. Seems like Skinner always plays well with Ruutu and Ruutu always plays well with Eric, so let it ride. I absolutely love watching Jordan play. Really hoping Gerbe finds somewhere comfortable, he's looked a bit lost out there lately.
That was me, i guess i meant to say have you watched the whole pieces of peters games, i should have been more specific..And ddint mean to sound, well.. sarcastic..
all people are saying is that khudobin doesn't have the long track record of failure. peters wasn't even a .900sv% guy coming into this season.