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Originally Posted by Textcritic
Khudobin has only three times in his fairly long career played +35 games, and he topped out at 41 last year as a career high. He's already 34-years-old, and I think there would be a legitimate concern that he can't handle a +50-game workload.
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I agree that it's probably not a good idea to play Khubodin much more than 50 games. Although he didn't seem to slow down much after 25 playoff games this year. He played in almost all of them. The downside is that Khubodin will likely be paid for this accomplishment.
I also think Rittich is serviceable enough to play 30+ games, especially if Khubodin were to play more of the tougher teams.