I mean, the stats are proof of what we see on the ice. Lehner has struggled of late, Crawford has been the better goalie. I look at stats becasue they confirm what you see on the ice, or they don't. In this case, they clearly do.
Wins don't really mean much when it comes to who the better goalie has been. Wins is a team stat. But let's entertain that for a second.
Last 8 games
Crawford - 3-4-1
Lehner - 4-3-1
Pretty even I'd say, no?
Now the stats, since the win/loss record is fairly even.
Last 8 games
Lehner 3.27GAA, 904sv% -3.14 GSAA (which means he has let in 3 more goals than he should have)
Crawford 2.30GAA 926sv% 3.14GSAA (which means he has saved 3 more goals than he should have)
Now who here is being bias? The poster who likes both goalies? Or the poster who doesn't like Crawford? You did the same thing when Darling was here, and thought he was the better goalie, how did that turn out? I do think Lehner is the better goalie, but he hasn't been lately so I am fine with going with Crawford just as much as Lehner.
LOL at you saying Crawford ducks out of the way of a shot, he had a Winnipeg player interfering with him caused by a guy trying to clear the crease, instead of just keeping his stick engaged with him
. It was also a deflected shot from 20 feet out.
The excuses you give Lehner but not give Crawford is borderline ridiculous. But somehow it's Crawfords fault the team didn't score more goals to win a game in which he gave them every opportunity to win it.
No one is cheering for Crawford to paly more, we are cheering for the better goalie to paly more, and lately, that's been Crow. I was cheering for Lehner to get more time earlier in the year when he was on fire. So don't come at me with the fan boy ****. If anything, you hate Crawford.