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Originally Posted by activeStick
I might be remembering incorrectly, but I feel like he started off strong, then came back down a bit, though still fairly decent, then got hurt, then was below average when he returned.
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You're kind of right, he had a very average Oct-Nov with a sv% around .902, then he had an absolutely amazing month of December with a .937 sv%, and a good January with a .910 sv% before spraining his MCL and having a tough go all the way until the playoffs.
Pre-injury: 36GS, 21-9-5, 2.2GAA, .912sv%, 3SO
Post-injury: 13GS, 5-7-1, 3.3GAA, .869sv%, 1SO
Playoffs: 5GS, 1-4-0, 2.8GAA, .911sv%, 0SO
Finally I really like adding 2 indicators from Dobber Sports based on xGA. Steals, and Preventable Losses.
Markstrom 1 Steal, 7 PLs.
In comparison:
Vladar 2 Steals, 2PLs
Wolf 7 Steals, 2 PLs
Allen 4 Steals, 2 PLs
*A steal is a win that should've been a loss if the goalie had allowed the expected goals against, on the flip side a preventable loss would've been a win under the same circumstances.
At the end of the day Markstrom is a decent goalie, he gives his team a chance to win on most nights, but I wouldn't expect him to single-handedly win his team a playoff series, let alone the cup.