Quoting: Mr_Gardoki
Ok...
GAA and +/- (I know you didn't bring this up and it's irrelevant to goalies) are two outdated stats that are too broad to really tell you anything. SV%, while still somewhat broad, is a FAR better gauge of performance, but there are layers to SV% that you can dig deeper to get more context. Low danger, medium danger and high dangers SV% are things to look at. High danger is really the bigger one here to analyze. Those high danger chances are really telling you if your goalie is coming up bing in those clutch situations.
GSAA - goals saved above average - is another great stat to pay attention to. Without going into a lengthy description, it basically measures their performance in comparison to the rest of the goalies in the league.
www.naturalstattrick.com is a great resource for analytics
Vladar is a below average goalie in every aspect of the game. He's 26. While that's not OLD, he should be showing something by now, but he's showing to be below average in all aspects. He's not an upgrade from Nedejlkovic, so the trade really does nothing for us but take on more salary. Ned at least has some past history of above average goaltending.
This is better. Sorry for calling you a jerk and clown, but I can’t stand condescending replies and lols, lmaos and 😂. I know, I know, I’m at the wrong place if I want to avoid that, but it’s so annoying
Anyways, yes I’m aware of those, but I don’t use NST much, I’ll have to add it to my aresnal. I typically float between Cap Friendly, Hockey-Reference, EP and Dobber
Vladar is clutch, he’s amazing on Break-Aways and has Fantastic Soeed, Recovery and Reflexes. The issue last season and this season is not only playing in front of a weaker Team, but more their style of play
The Flames like Puck Possession and O-Zone Time. We’re decent at those, but terrible at finishing. What happens is we’ll have control of the puck for long periods of time and typically out shoot our opponents by a wide margin (sometimes getting 10 SOA to their 1-2), only to have a break down or cough up the puck leading to odd man rushes and/or breakaways, especially on the Power Play or as it ends
So what happens in the meantime is that our Goalies are just standing there. There’s no rhythm of play, regular shots on net or simply much opportunity for our Goalie to stay warm, let alone get in the game
Flames play a dominant game and then when the other Team gets it, boom they’re on a dangerous rush the other way and goal type thing. It’s so frustrating and it just doesn’t bode well for our Goalies. Make sense!?