His rebound control was vg. Otherwise, just a calm game, no miraculous saves, but that's his MO. The GA's weren't his fault.
G Jesper Wallstedt (2021, 20th, MIN)
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ZEBROA
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Let's see him play on a NHL team next season, or just a average AHL team in AHL.
Circulartheory
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He still a tad nervous - you can see it when he's re-adjusting his positioning, his movements are still a little clunky. But when he's making the save, he's calm, stays big, and tracks the puck well.
Petes2424
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He’s gonna be just fine. You have to let young goalies find their way. Draft them, put them in the best position to succeed every year, and in 4-5 years hope they’re where you thought they’d be when you drafted them.
Both goalies from that 1st Round, look like they’re about a year away. They’ll both likely play about 10 NHL games next year, and then become full-time NHL players in 25’-26’. Right on schedule. Likely a season or two sharing a net, then owning the net, if everything goes well.
Both goalies from that 1st Round, look like they’re about a year away. They’ll both likely play about 10 NHL games next year, and then become full-time NHL players in 25’-26’. Right on schedule. Likely a season or two sharing a net, then owning the net, if everything goes well.
You're trying hard to be clever, and not really pulling it off. Players like Kirill Kaprizov, Matt Boldy, Jonas Brodin, and Brock Faber, among others, are not even close to being AHL players.
ZEBROA
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I know they are good and realy good players. I am talking about the stretch when Wallstedt was called up the first time. A NHL team should not loose with such big numbers over and over again. Then u got a D that is (overall)at AHL level or 3 goalies that are at AHL level. Wallstedt was not playing behind a good team , not in NHL and not in AHL.
theslatcher
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Since returning to the AHL he has in 2 games against the Grand Rapids stopped 61 out of 64 shots in a (very late) OTL and a W. And so his AHL season ends as I doubt he'll play both games in a back-to-back.
Hockeyfrilla
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Big year for him upcoming. I expect he will be the backup or at least 2B option where he gets 10-20 games.
Dr Jan Itor
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Fleury and Gustavsson are both under contract, currently. This happens only if they move Gustavsson (or an injury happens).
Hockeyville USA
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I expect Gustavsson to be dealt at the draft or at least at some point during the offseason.
Watching Iowa-Chicago over lunch and my word did he just make one of the best saves I've seen this season.
We can use some good news. Iowa has been dogshit this season.
Hockeyville USA
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Is his SV% dogshit due to Iowa being terrible or is it also because of some regression from him?
Iowa being terrible. Hlavaj, their well thought of 2nd goalie(starred for Slovak National team), has worse stats.
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Dogshit team and 3 bad games, especially first 2. Probably got a bit in his mind after BG told him to find housing in Minnesota than sent him to Iowa week one due to injuries.
DANOZ28
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i don't like billy boy chooses to leave iowa in such shambles , wally the beer goalie deserves better.
Pavel Buchnevich
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Has an .868 SV%. By far the worst of the four goaltenders who've played for Iowa this year.
What's going on?
What's going on?
