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Originally Posted by GranteedEV
Brodie is on the ice for 2.02 5v5 goals against / 60 minutes <- or about one every 29:43 of ice time
Stone is on the ice for 3.19 5v5 goals against / 60 minutes <- or about one for every 18:48 of ice time
Whose are ending up in the back of the net, again?
Yes, Brodie has gotten scored on by guys like Ryan Johansen and Nathan MacKinnon. Guess what, those are really good hockey players and equivalent to their teams' versions of Monahan, and in MacKinnon's case he's basically Gaudreau + Monahan combined. They're expected to score when they get chances. Stone has the fortune of playing against other teams' Stajans and Hathaways who are expected to shank chances and shoot right into the goalie's crest.
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You are basically quoting plus/minus stats. I just don’t think you can deny that Brodie has made several bad, bad plays/decisions that directly led to a goal. Now I actually think he has played quite well at times, but not all high danger chances are equal or can be attributed so much to one player. Brodie has had high profile breakdowns that ended up in the net.