It hasn't worked for the last two years, no? Ullmark and Swayman both shared duties and we were bounced in the 1st round both times...
I feel like people are expecting different results this time and quite frankly, it isn't much different than previous years.
They did? Sure looked like they decided last year Ullmark was the guy considering Swayman didn't appear until Game 7 after two brutal losses and an injured Ullmark. The year before, Ullmark played the first two and then they ran Swayman out there 5 games in a row.
Why do you ignore the fact that it's been over a decade since one goalie played 60+ and ran the table in the playoffs? And ignore that other teams have used two goalies successfully down the stretch and into the playoffs to go on long runs, often successful runs. Times change, the game has evolved. Winnipeg runs Hellybuyck into the ground year after year playing 75% of the regular season games into the playoffs and it gets them nowhere despite having one of the best goalies in the league for quite some time now.
As a poster above said, stopping pucks is still stopping pucks, regular season or playoffs. The fatigue factor is a real thing. You really didn't answer any of my questions but went into some fantasy booking stuff with Noah Hanifin, Gryz, etc.
And if we are talking about the same results from the previous years. Boston went and did what your proposing last year. They went out and traded for a legitimate Top 4 left-shot D-man in Orlov and bumped Gryz out of the line-up and where did that get them? Looks like this rock solid Top 4 D (on paper) isn't the panacea a lot of posters here make it out to be.