Binnington ranks 51st in goals saved above expected. Greiss ranks 55th. They're each middle of the pack in low danger save percentage and medium danger save percentage, but are absolutely awful at high danger chances. Same story for Binnington last year. With a good defensive team in front of him, Binnington is a very good goalie because he stops low and medium danger chances pretty well, but when a team is letting up lots of high danger chances like ours does, he's going to get shelled because high danger chances obviously go in more often AND it's an area of weakness for him. Husso was so successful for much of the year last year because for most of the year he was top 5 in that category and finished at 10th after a slide at the end of the year. He's again 10th among starters this year.
Just for a laugh, Cal Peterson has the worst high danger save percentage at just .313, which is unspeakably bad. Binnington, who struggles in this area, has a .630. The Vezina frontrunner, Hellebuyck, has a .786. It's almost impossible for Peterson to have that bad of a high danger percentage. Peterson has a .922 on medium danger chances, second in the entire league. He just cannot make a big stop. It's impossible for him this year.