Was does this even mean?
Does Price face the same number of quality scoring chances that goalies from good teams face? It's a simple yes or no question.
If the answer is yes, it speaks volumes about your hockey knowledge, if the answer is no then obviously SV% is as much a team stat as it is a goalie stat.
Interesting enough habs were 12 in HDCA last year. And in the pre season they were 5th. So according to the stat called high danger chances against the habs were actually one of the teams that faced the fewest of those.4
Interesting enough the game against the leafs habs 16 HDCF, leafs 10 HDCF, we actually had more tracked high danger chances then the leafs in that game.
Of course you will attack the stat and say it doesn't count the quality or that every one of our HDCA's were from the best players and other teams were against scrubs or whatever.
Are the habs going to be bad on D this year, ya sure. But you don't get it, its just excuses for the guy who is supposed to be the best in the game and makes 10.5.
Its going on 4 years now. Last 3 years Price .915 and 2.53 GAA. Put it all on his team in front of him if you want, but we are far ways from his dominate 2014/15. Add in missing probably close to 50 games due to injury and its not looking good. We saw this last year too, and Nieme managed to have .929 last year with the same horrible D.
I don't want Price to drag this team to the playoffs. I know the team in front of him isn't very good, but he has to play better than last year and he can't be a .900 goalie no matter how much the team in front of him effects that. I would be more than happy for him to put up .915+ and the rest of the team isn't good enough so they get a top 5 pick.