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I decided to dig a bit deeper. Since goalie B only made the playoffs 6 of 8 seasons, these 2 seasons were in the 1st and 3rd seasons of B's career.

 

Therefore missing the playoffs as a less developed goalie, it may skew the numbers. I took out the playoffs from seasons 1 and 3 from goalie A to show relative data over 6 playoff seasons at the same 'age' points.

 

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16 minutes ago, ADwyer87 said:

I'd have to go with A because of save percentage and shutouts, but I mean it's so close it's hard to really say.

 

Do you have shots faced info on these goalies?

 

A - 13686 shots against

B - 13662 shots against

 

Hope that helps!

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1 minute ago, Higgins said:

 

 

A - 13686 shots against

B - 13662 shots against

 

Hope that helps!

Haha not particularly, but thank you!

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B, shutouts. More losses than the A, so that might mean the team in front of him was not as good as the A had, which might make those shutouts slightly more impressive.

 

Not that big of a difference between the two though :o 

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Are supposed to say why we voted the way we did? 

 

If so, I voted A because B had more shutouts but a higher GAA meaning when he wasn't getting a shutout, he was letting more goals in per game, even higher than his GAA indicates. IDK, makes sense to me and I'm not changing my vote now.

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2 minutes ago, evrydayimbyfuglien said:

Are supposed to say why we voted the way we did? 

 

If so, I voted A because B had more shutouts but a higher GAA meaning when he wasn't getting a shutout, he was letting more goals in per game, even higher than his GAA indicates. IDK, makes sense to me and I'm not changing my vote now.

 

Sure I appreciate the rational for each vote, it could also help me in the future when comparing different goalies.

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28 minutes ago, jRuutu said:

B, shutouts. More losses than the A, so that might mean the team in front of him was not as good as the A had, which might make those shutouts slightly more impressive.

 

Not that big of a difference between the two though :o 

If you're going by shutouts to determine your vote, we are in for a rough debate. Brian Boucher was an average goaltender in the NHL, he had 6 shutouts in a row, but no one will tell you he was a great goalie.

 

To me shutouts is an added stat but not needed in the debate. Awards is tough because of the era they may have come from. Top Rookie can mean a very weak class too.

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A. 

 

The stats are close, but not only does A have more wins in less games, A has a way better individual award cabinet. While the big difference in career playoff save percentage helps B, it's not enough to push him ahead of A with awards. Two Slobo's, Two MVP's as a goalie to go along with two Shaws? Plus finishing .924 career wise in save percentage and under 2.00 GAA career wise? 

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Just now, Kendrick said:

If you're going by shutouts to determine your vote, we are in for a rough debate. Brian Boucher was an average goaltender in the NHL, he had 6 shutouts in a row, but no one will tell you he was a great goalie.

 

To me shutouts is an added stat but not needed in the debate. Awards is tough because of the era they may have come from. Top Rookie can mean a very weak class too.

I agree, these two are just too close, I have no idea what to look for really :P  The bit about awards as well, hard to say what kind of competition they had for the awards?

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5 minutes ago, jRuutu said:

I agree, these two are just too close, I have no idea what to look for really :P  The bit about awards as well, hard to say what kind of competition they had for the awards?

I think for me there are a few things that separate them. Personal awards with more weight in the league, save percentage and less games.

 

Shutouts are like the shutouts by a Defensive backfield. Yes its sweet when they don't allow any points in games, but if they are against the Browns its not much of a feat haha

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Well that's pretty difficult on the face of it. I think it'd be interesting to see a season-by-season breakdown of the two. With A winning all the awards in 2 seasons (I imagine he won all of them in the same two seasons?) and the stats being this close, that might imply that A had less seasons where he performed better than B. 

 

I think just off what's written here though, I'd go with A.

 

Ha, look at me talking like I have a clue what any of this means, WHERE THE PIMS AT!?

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FWIW...without shutouts, A's GAA is 2.281, Goalie B's is 2.328. 

 

Math:

(Shots Against x (1.00-SV%))/(GP-SO)

 

It's not perfect since it doesn't take into account OT games. So if we had minutes played, I could break it down a little better. As it stands, this is Goals Per Game, regardless of minutes in the game.

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5 minutes ago, evrydayimbyfuglien said:

FWIW...without shutouts, A's GAA is 2.281, Goalie B's is 2.328. 

 

Math:

(Shots Against x (1.00-SV%))/(GP-SO)

 

It's not perfect since it doesn't take into account OT games. So if we had minutes played, I could break it down a little better. As it stands, this is Goals Per Game, regardless of minutes in the game.

 

nerd.

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