John Gibson is pretty close tbh.
Nope. If anything Gibson is a prime example of what I'm talking about. Everyone knows Gibson is a good goalie because of his past success but looking at this year and last year his numbers just look average. As the team started going downhill so did his numbers.
2017: Gibson had a .924 SV% (4th in the NHL). The Ducks finished 1st in the Pacific with 105 points.
2018: Gibson had a .926 SV% (4th in the NHL). The Ducks finished 2nd in the Pacific with 101 points.
2019: Gibson had a .917 SV% (12th in the NHL). The Ducks finished 6th in the Pacific with 80 points.
2020: Gibson has a .913 SV% (4th in the NHL). The Ducks are 6th in the Pacific with 22 points.
It can also be useful to look at the backups numbers to see if the starter is actually carrying the team or if his ebbs and flows happen to mirror the quality of the team in front of him. Since Miller joined the Ducks in '18 he has a .921SV% and 2.54GAA while Gibson has a .920SV% and 2.67GAA. Obviously Gibson has played a lot more games and will typically play the tougher oppenents but if he was legitamately a top 3-5 goalie in the NHL I would think his numbers would outshine a 39 year old who hasn't been considered a good starting goalie in nearly a decade.