I also wouldn't bet against Wolf, as he's gotten better at every level he's graduated to and he's been one of the top goalies in each league he's been in. He's clearly a very talented goalie. All people are saying is that it will take time. Just like it took Saros, Vasilevsky, etc years to become a number 1 goalie that can play 50+ games a season and not see inconsistent results, it's very reasonable to expect the same path for Wolf. Young players entering the NHL taking multiple seasons to establish themselves isn't anything new and shouldn't be a surprise. It being an extremely rare event when a young player doesn't need that time and becomes an everyday NHLer in year 1, is all that I see most fans saying.
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