Quoting: bhavikp27
Holtby will easily make $6,5M-$7M.
And SV% isn't good enough to judge how good a goalie is. A .920%-.930% SV% means the G is probably really good and below .900%, bad. But between, it can vary. So that's why you need to use Goals Saved Above Expected (GSAx).
Holtby:
(G having played 10+ GP)
'17-18: GSAx of -0.30 (31st/71 G)
'18-19: GSAx of 10.06 (8th/70 G)
'19-20 so far: GSAx of -12.82 (58th/66 G)
As I said
FYI Koskinen
'18-19: GSAx of -4.58 (39th/70 G)
'19-20 so far: GSAx of 5.01 (13th/66 G)
The trouble with expected goal stats is twofold: (1) they vary from site to site, as each statistician try's to come up with a better formula, and (2) they aren't terribly good at predicting future goals anyhow.
I think the most widely used site is naturalstattrick.com, so I'll show their GSAA and GSAA/60 for Holtby in relation to every other goalie to play at least 1000 minutes in each of the past 3 seasons. GSAA is the difference between expected goals against and actual goals against.
GSAA
2017-18: -8.37 (45th of 58 goalies)
2018-19: +1.87 (30th of 60)
2019-20: -16.81 (57th of 58)
GSAA/60
2017-18: -0.16 (43rd of 58)
2018-19: +0.03 (32nd of 60)
2019-20: -0.37 (53rd of 58)
The best you could say about the past 3 years was that in 18-19 he was the worst starter in the league. The other seasons he was well below starter quality.
If you want Holtby on your team, be my guest. We don't want him on the Edmonton Oilers.