Worth considering imo that Bobrovsky's high danger save percentage was way higher than Swayman's in that series. He made more of the types of saves that win you games.
Shesterkin, yea, that guy was basically out there by himself.
Bobrovsky's high danger save% has been through the roof, yes.
His expected high danger save% 0.684 and his actual high danger save% 0.869 is an incredible number. While his performance against low danger shot attempts has been below expectations, we could indeed argue that the better the opponent, the more high danger chances you're likely to face, hence we could argue that Bob's been performing best when needed.
The other thing here is that, goaltending only matters in close games, and when it swings the results.
Panthers lost 1-8, yes. Bob had a terrible game, yes. But Panthers would also have lost if Bob had allowed only two goals instead.
This game's going to look bad on his numbers, but ultimately, it doesn't really matter. What matters is how he performs in games where different goaltending performances could actually meaningly affect the team's chances of winning.
Similarly to how scoring garbage goals at the end of blowout games doesn't matter at all.