Player Discussion Tuukka Rask - VII

[Bmessy]

The dude's just being honest. The quality of play has been like preseason but the games count. It's weird.

Goalies need a selfish mentality. They can do everything in their power but will get hung out to dry at times, and still get blamed. He ain't helping himself but I'm not gunna make a deal of it.

 

[aguineapig]

Honestly, I appreciate Rask's honesty. Speaking solely for myself, this playoff seems more like being in the NIT, rather than the sweet sixteen.
The team as a whole is off it seems. The pack mentality team D hasn't been there from the restart.
To let Hamilton come straight off Broadway to step into the game winner was simply inexplicable for a team that won the Jennings.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Honestly, I appreciate Rask's honesty. Speaking solely for myself, this playoff seems more like being in the NIT, rather than the sweet sixteen.
The team as a whole is off it seems. The pack mentality team D hasn't been there from the restart.
To let Hamilton come straight off Broadway to step into the game winner was simply inexplicable for a team that won the Jennings.

Are we sure it was Rask and not Ritchie that made those comments?

 

[TwineTickler]

difference here is MAF hasn’t been very good this year. Halak wasn’t good in his playin start and Rask handedly outplayed him in both the playin and regular season.

Completely... not saying Halak deserves to play over Rask... just saying the comments concern me a bit and we do have a capable back up should we want to at least give him a game or two.

 

[Seidenbergy]

I'd like to hear anyone defend comments like this. Shit like this is why this guy will never win a damn thing.

How do you define "damn thing"? He's won just about every individual award a goalie can win. He's won a vezina. He's won more games than any other bruins goalie ever. He's won enough playoff games to get to the finals twice....

Can we please play Halak and move on from Rask. There is a reason he has won nothing as a starting goalie

Again with this crap. Nothing? See above. You can say he hasn't won a cup as a starter yet, but "nothing" is ridiculous.

He has always been and always will be a great goalie when there is no pressure and a choker when it matters

Define "when it matters"?

He has some of the best playoff numbers in nhl history. I guess the playoffs don't matter. Zero pressure there (your words).

 

[Lobster57]

How do you define "damn thing"? He's won just about every individual award a goalie can win. He's won a vezina. He's won more games than any other bruins goalie ever. He's won enough playoff games to get to the finals twice....



Again with this crap. Nothing? See above. You can say he hasn't won a cup as a starter yet, but "nothing" is ridiculous.



Define "when it matters"?

He has some of the best playoff numbers in nhl history. I guess the playoffs don't matter. Zero pressure there (your words).

he's 8-0 with a 0.815GAA and 0.972sv% in the conference finals. but that doesn't count because it doesn't fit the narrative

 

[Trap Jesus]

How do you define "damn thing"? He's won just about every individual award a goalie can win. He's won a vezina. He's won more games than any other bruins goalie ever. He's won enough playoff games to get to the finals twice....



Again with this crap. Nothing? See above. You can say he hasn't won a cup as a starter yet, but "nothing" is ridiculous.



Define "when it matters"?

He has some of the best playoff numbers in nhl history. I guess the playoffs don't matter. Zero pressure there (your words).

Being among the worst goalies in the league when facing elimination.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Being among the worst goalies in the league when facing elimination.

Got any numbers to back that up?

Doesn't seem right to me.

 

[Trap Jesus]

Got any numbers to back that up?

Doesn't seem right to me.

This one doesn't have this year. I'm keeping track on the main board with numbers added for this year though.

Goalie	Games	In Relief	Wins	Losses	No Decision	Pulled	Save %
Lundqvist	27	0	16	11	0	0	.927
Crawford	18	0	13	5	0	0	.918
Fleury	16	0	7	9	0	1	.913
Holtby	14	0	8	6	0	0	.934
Quick	14	0	9	5	0	0	.930
Rinne	14	0	7	7	0	2	.918
Rask	12	0	6	6	0	0	.899
Howard	11	0	7	4	0	0	.934
Price	11	0	6	5	0	0	.926
Jones	10	0	6	4	0	0	.934
Miller	10	0	4	6	0	1	.895
Halak	8	0	6	2	0	0	.953
Anderson, C	8	0	3	5	0	0	.938
Luongo	8	0	3	5	0	0	.920
Niemi	7	1	2	4	1	0	.917
Elliott	7	1	2	3	2	1	.904
Andersen, F	7	0	2	5	0	0	.902
Ward	6	0	5	1	0	0	.935
Neuvirth	6	0	4	2	0	0	.920
Dubnyk	6	0	2	4	0	1	.870
Bobrovsky	6	0	1	5	0	0	.860
Bishop	5	0	3	2	0	0	.963
Murray	5	0	3	2	0	0	.931
Schneider	4	0	1	3	0	0	.945
Mrazek	4	0	2	2	0	0	.931
Varlamov	4	0	1	3	0	1	.865
Binnington	3	0	3	0	0	0	.965
Hellebucyk	3	0	1	2	0	0	.943
Reimer	3	0	2	1	0	0	.936
Smith	3	0	1	2	0	0	.924
Allen	3	0	1	2	0	1	.904
Gibson	3	0	1	2	0	1	.894
Vasilevskiy	3	0	0	3	0	0	.892
Kuemper	3	1	1	0	2	1	.864
Talbot	2	0	1	1	0	0	.954
Grubauer	2	0	1	1	0	0	.878
Greiss	2	1	0	1	1	0	.829
Budaj	2	1	0	1	1	0	.796
Raanta	1	1	0	0	1	0	1.000
Hutton	1	1	0	0	1	0	1.000
Johnson	1	1	0	1	0	0	.952
Stalock	1	1	0	0	1	0	.938
Saros	1	1	0	0	1	0	.875
McElhinney	1	0	0	1	0	0	.864
Bernier	1	0	0	1	0	0	.750
Lehner	1	0	0	1	0	1	.727

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Game logs:

Spoiler

Henrik Lundqvist - 27 GP (16-11): .927
L 2006 Devils Game 4 - 4/29
L 2007 Sabres Game 6 - 5/29
W 2008 Penguins Game 4 - 0/29
L 2008 Penguins Game 5 - 3/40
L 2009 Capitals Game 7 - 2/24
L 2011 Capitals Game 5 - 3/27
W 2012 Senators Game 6 - 2/27
W 2012 Senators Game 7 - 1/27
W 2012 Capitals Game 7 - 1/23
L 2012 Devils Game 6 - 3/29
W 2013 Capitals Game 6 - 0/27
W 2013 Capitals Game 7 - 0/35
W 2013 Bruins Game 4 - 3/40
L 2013 Bruins Game 5 - 2/31
W 2014 Flyers Game 7 - 1/27
W 2014 Penguins Game 5 - 1/32
W 2014 Penguins Game 6 - 1/37
W 2014 Penguins Game 7 - 1/36
W 2014 Kings Game 4 - 1/41
L 2014 Kings Game 5 - 3/51
W 2015 Capitals Game 5 - 1/29
W 2015 Capitals Game 6 - 3/45
W 2015 Capitals Game 7 - 1/36
W 2015 Lightning Game 6 - 3/39
L 2015 Lightning Game 6 - 2/25
L 2016 Penguins Game 5 - 6/23
L 2017 Senators Game 6 - 3/25

Corey Crawford - 18 GP (13-5): .918
W 2011 Blackhawks Game 4 - 2/23
W 2011 Blackhawks Game 5 - 0/36
W 2011 Blackhawks Game 6 - 3/35
L 2011 Blackhawks Game 7 - 2/38
W 2012 Coyotes Game 6 - 1/19
L 2012 Coyotes Game 7 - 4/20
W 2013 Red Wings Game 5 - 1/26
W 2013 Red Wings Game 6 - 3/38
W 2013 Red Wings Game 7 - 1/27
W 2014 Kings Game 5 - 4/44
W 2014 Kings Game 6 - 3/29
L 2014 Kings Game 7 - 5/32
W 2015 Ducks Game 6 - 2/32
W 2015 Ducks Game 7 - 3/38
W 2016 Blues Game 5 - 3/46
W 2016 Blues Game 6 - 3/28
L 2016 Blues Game 7 - 3/26
L 2017 Predators Game 4 - 3/25

Marc-Andre Fleury - 16 GP (7-9): .913
L 2007 Senators Game 5 - 3/26
W 2008 Red Wings Game 5 - 3/58
L 2008 Red Wings Game 6 - 3/30
W 2009 Capitals Game 7 - 2/21
W 2009 Red Wings Game 6 - 1/26
W 2009 Red Wings Game 7 - 1/24
L 2010 Canadiens Game 7 - 4/13 (pulled)
L 2011 Lightning Game 7 - 1/23
W 2012 Flyers Game 4 - 3/25
W 2012 Flyers Game 5 - 2/26
L 2012 Flyers Game 6 - 4/22
L 2014 Rangers Game 7 - 2/20
L 2015 Rangers Game 5 - 2/36
W 2017 Capitals Game 7 - 0/29
L 2018 Capitals Game 5 - 4/33
L 2019 Sharks Game 7 - 5/48

Braden Holtby - 14 GP (8-6): .934
W 2012 Bruins Game 7 - 1/32
W 2012 Rangers Game 6 - 1/31
L 2012 Rangers Game 7 - 2/31
L 2013 Rangers Game 7 - 5/27
W 2015 Islanders Game 7 - 1/11
L 2015 Rangers Game 7 - 2/39
W 2016 Penguins Game 5 - 1/31
L 2016 Penguins Game 6 - 4/42
W 2017 Penguins Game 5 - 2/22
W 2017 Penguins Game 6 - 2/18
L 2017 Penguins Game 7 - 2/28
W 2018 Lightning Game 6 - 0/24
W 2018 Lightning Game 7 - 0/29
L 2019 Hurricanes Game 7 - 4/42

Jonathan Quick - 14 GP (9-5): .930
L 2010 Canucks Game 6 - 3/21
W 2011 Sharks Game 5 - 1/52
L 2011 Sharks Game 6 - 4/35
W 2013 Sharks Game 7 - 1/26
L 2013 Blackhawks Game 5 - 4/35
W 2014 Sharks Game 4 - 3/39
W 2014 Sharks Game 5 - 0/30
W 2014 Sharks Game 6 - 1/26
W 2014 Sharks Game 7 - 1/40
W 2014 Ducks Game 6 - 1/22
W 2014 Ducks Game 7 - 2/27
W 2014 Hawks Game 7 - 4/41
L 2016 Sharks Game 5 - 5/27
L 2018 Knights Game 4 - 1/21

Pekka Rinne - 14 GP (7-7): .918
L 2010 Blackhawks Game 6 - 4/31
W 2011 Canucks Game 5 - 3/34
L 2011 Canucks Game 6 - 2/19
L 2012 Coyotes Game 5 - 2/17
W 2015 Blackhawks Game 5 - 2/30
L 2015 Blackhawks Game 6 - 4/32
W 2016 Ducks Game 6 - 1/27
W 2016 Ducks Game 7 - 1/37
W 2016 Sharks Game 6 - 3/18
W 2016 Sharks Game 7 - 5/26 (pulled)
L 2017 Penguins Game 6 - 1/28
W 2018 Jets Game 6 - 0/34
L 2018 Jets Game 7 - 2/7 (pulled)
L 2019 Stars Game 6 - 2/51

Tuukka Rask - 12 GP (6-6): .899
L 2010 Flyers Game 7 - 4/27
W 2013 Leafs Game 7 - 4/28
L 2013 Blackhawks Game 6 - 3/31
L 2014 Canadiens Game 7 - 3/18
W 2017 Senators Game 5 - 2/43
L 2017 Senators Game 6 - 3/29
W 2018 Leafs Game 7 - 4/24
L 2018 Lightning Game 5 - 2/21
W 2019 Leafs Game 6 - 2/24
W2019 Leafs Game 7 - 1/33
W 2019 Blues Game 6 - 1/29
L 2019 Blues Game 7 - 4/20

Jimmy Howard - 11 GP (7-4): .934
W 2010 Coyotes Game 7 - 1/33
W 2010 Sharks Game 4 - 1/29
L 2010 Sharks Game 5 - 2/32
W 2011 Sharks Game 4 - 3/28
W 2011 Sharks Game 5 - 3/42
W 2011 Sharks Game 6 - 1/25
L 2011 Sharks Game 7 - 3/30
L 2012 Predators Game 5 - 2/25
W 2013 Ducks Game 6 - 3/37
W 2013 Ducks Game 7 - 2/33
L 2013 Blackhawks Game 6 - 2/35

Carey Price - 11 GP (6-5): .926
W 2008 Bruins Game 7 - 0/25
L 2008 Flyers Game 5 - 5/36
L 2009 Bruins Game 4 - 4/30
W 2011 Bruins Game 6 - 1/32
L 2011 Bruins Game 7 - 4/34
W 2014 Bruins Game 6 - 0/26
W 2014 Bruins Game 7 - 1/30
W 2015 Lightning Game 4 - 2/24
W 2015 Lightning Game 5 - 1/25
L 2015 Lightning Game 6 - 3/27
L 2017 Rangers Game 6 - 2/22

Martin Jones - 10 GP (6-4): .934
W 2016 Predators Game 7 - 0/20
W 2016 Penguins Game 5 - 2/46
L 2016 Penguins Game 6 - 2/26
L 2017 Oilers Game 6 - 2/20
L 2018 Knights Game 6 - 2/32
W 2019 Knights Game 5 - 2/32
W 2019 Knights Game 6 - 1/59
W 2019 Knights Game 7 - 4/38
W 2019 Avalanche Game 7 - 2/29
L 2019 Blues Game 6 - 4/18

Ryan Miller - 10 GP (4-6): .895
W 2006 Hurricanes Game 6 - 1/26
L 2006 Hurricanes Game 7 - 4/28
W 2007 Senators Game 4 - 2/33
L 2007 Senators Game 5 - 3/25
W 2010 Bruins Game 5 - 1/35
L 2010 Bruins Game 6 - 4/32
L 2011 Flyers Game 7 - 4/28 (pulled)
L 2014 Blackhawks Game 6 - 5/27
W 2015 Flames Game 6 - 1/21
L 2015 Flames Game 7 - 5/31

Jaroslav Halak - 8 GP (6-2): .953
W 2010 Capitals Game 5 - 1/38
W 2010 Capitals Game 6 - 1/54
W 2010 Capitals Game 7 - 1/42
W 2010 Penguins Game 6 - 3/37
W 2010 Penguins Game 7 - 2/39
L 2010 Flyers Game 5 - 3/25
W 2015 Capitals Game 6 - 1/39
L 2015 Capitals Game 7 - 2/26

Craig Anderson - 8 GP (3-5): .938
L 2010 Sharks Game 6 - 3/32
L 2012 Rangers Game 7 - 2/29
L 2013 Penguins Game 5 - 6/33
W 2015 Canadiens Game 4 - 0/28
W 2015 Canadiens Game 5 - 1/46
L 2015 Canadiens Game 6 - 1/19
W 2017 Penguins Game 6 - 1/46
L 2017 Penguins Game 7 - 3/42

Roberto Luongo - 8 GP (3-5): .920
W 2007 Stars Game 7 - 1/20
L 2007 Ducks Game 7 - 2/58
L 2009 Blackhawks Game 6 - 7/30
W 2010 Blackhawks Game 5 - 1/30
L 2010 Blackhawks Game 6 - 5/35
W 2011 Blackhawks Game 7 - 1/32
L 2011 Bruins Game 7 - 3/20
L 2016 Islanders Game 6 - 2/51

Antti Niemi - 7 GP (2-4, 1 no decision): .917
W 2011 Red Wings Game 7 - 2/40
L 2011 Canucks Game 5 - 3/34
L 2012 Blues Game 5 - 2/26
W 2013 Kings Game 5 - 1/25
L 2013 Kings Game 6 - 2/18
L 2014 Kings Game 7 - 3/28
2016 Blues Game 7 - 2/10 (in relief)

Brian Elliott - 7 GP (2-3, 2 no decision): .904
L 2012 Kings Game 4 - 2/18
L 2012 Kings Game 6 - 2/16
2015 Wild Game 6 - 1/7 (in relief)
W 2016 Blackhawks Game 7 - 2/33
W 2016 Stars Game 7 - 1/32
L 2016 Sharks Game 6 - 4/26
2017 Ducks Game 4 - 1/3 (pulled)

Frederik Andersen - 7 GP (2-5): .902
L 2015 Blackhawks Game 7 - 5/26
L 2016 Predators Game 6 - 2/20
L 2017 Capitals Game 6 - 2/36
W 2018 Bruins Game 5 - 3/45
W 2018 Bruins Game 6 - 1/33
L 2018 Bruins Game 7 - 6/35
L 2019 Bruins Game 7 - 3/30

Cam Ward - 6 GP (5-1): .935
W 2006 Sabres Game 7 - 2/24
W 2006 Hurricanes Game 7 - 1/23
W 2009 Devils Game 6 - 0/28
W 2009 Devils Game 7 - 3/35
W 2009 Bruins Game 7 - 2/36
L 2009 Penguins Game 4 - 3/24

Michal Neuvirth - 6 GP (4-2): .920
L 2011 Lightning Game 4 - 5/37
W 2016 Capitals Game 4 - 1/32
W 2016 Capitals Game 5 - 0/44
W 2016 Capitals Game 6 - 1/29
W 2018 Penguins Game 5 - 2/32
L 2018 Penguins Game 6 - 7/27

Devyn Dubnyk - 6 GP (2-4): .870
L 2015 Blackhawks Game 4 - 3/24
W 2016 Stars Game 5 - 4/41
L 2016 Stars Game 6 - 5/24
W 2017 Blues Game 4 - 0/28
L 2017 Blues Game 5 - 4/27
L 2018 Jets Game 5 - 4/10 (pulled)

Sergei Bobrovsky - 6 GP (1-5): .860
L 2011 Bruins Game 4: 3/25
L 2014 Penguins Game 6: 4/28
W 2017 Penguins Game 4: 4/31
L 2017 Penguins Game 5: 5/32
L 2018 Capitals Game 6: 5/27
L 2019 Bruins Game 6: 3/29

Ben Bishop - 5 GP (3-2): .963
W 2015 Red Wings Game 6 - 2/24
W 2015 Red Wings Game 7 - 0/31
W 2015 Rangers Game 7 - 0/22
L 2015 Blackhawks Game 6 - 2/32
L 2019 Blues Game 7 - 2/54

Matt Murray - 3 GP (1-2): .931
W 2016 Lightning Game 6 - 2/30
W 2016 Lightning Game 7 - 1/17
W 2017 Senators Game 7 - 2/29
L 2018 Capitals Game 6 - 2/30
L 2019 Islanders Game 4 - 2/25

Cory Schneider - 4 GP (1-3): .945
W 2012 Kings Game 4 - 1/44
L 2012 Kings Game 5 - 2/37
L 2013 Sharks Game 4 - 4/47
L 2018 Lightning Game 5 - 2/37

Petr Mrzaek - 4 GP (2-2): .931
L 2015 Lightning Game 7: 1/16
L 2016 Lightning Game 7: 1/24
W 2019 Capitals Game 6: 2/25
W 2019 Capitals Game 7: 3/37

Semyon Varlamov - 4 GP (1-3): .865
W 2009 Penguins Game 6 - 4/42
L 2009 Penguins Game 7 - 4/18 (pulled)
L 2010 Canadiens Game 7 - 2/16
L 2014 Wild Game 7 - 5/35

Jordan Binnington - 3 GP (3-0): .965
W 2019 Stars Game 6 - 1/23
W 2019 Stars Game 7 - 1/30
W 2019 Bruins Game 7 - 1/33

Connor Hellebuyck - 3 GP (1-2): .943
W 2018 Predators Game 7 - 1/37
L 2018 Knights Game 5 - 2/32
L 2019 Blues Game 6 - 3/36

James Reimer - 3 GP (2-1): .936
W 2013 Bruins Game 5 - 1/44
W 2013 Bruins Game 6 - 1/30
L 2013 Bruins Game 7 - 5/35

Mike Smith - 3 GP (1-2): .924
W 2012 Kings Game 4: 0/36
L 2012 Kings Game 5: 4/51
L 2019 Avalanche Game 5: 5/32

Jake Allen - 3 GP (1-2): .904
L 2015 Wild Game 6 - 2/13 (pulled)
W 2017 Predators Game 5 - 1/22
L 2017 Predators Game 6 - 2/17

John Gibson - 3 GP (1-2): .894
L 2014 Kings Game 7 - 4/18 (pulled)
W 2017 Oilers Game 7 - 1/24
L 2018 Sharks Game 4 - 2/24

Andrei Vasilevskiy - 3 GP (0-3): .892
L 2016 Penguins Game 7 - 2/39
L 2018 Capitals Game 7 - 3/22
L 2019 Blue Jackets Game 4 - 4/22

Darcy Kuemper - 3 GP (1-0, 2 no decision): .864
2013 Blackhawks Game 5 - 2/15 (in relief)
W 2014 Avalanche Game 6 - 2/23
2014 Avalanche Game 7 - 4/21 (pulled)

Cam Talbot - 2 GP (1-1): .954
W 2017 Ducks Game 6 - 1/35
L 2017 Ducks Game 7 - 2/30

Philip Grubauer - 2 GP (1-1): .878
W 2019 Sharks Game 6 - 3/22
L 2019 Sharks Game 7 - 3/27

Thomas Greiss - 2 GP (0-1, 1 no decision): .829
L 2016 Lightning Game 5 - 4/25
2019 Hurricanes Game 4 - 2/10 (in relief)

Petr Budaj - 2 GP (0-1, 1 no decision): .796
2008 Red Wings Game 4 - 5/25 (in relief)
L 2013 Senators Game 5 - 6/29

Antti Raanta - 1 GP (no decision): 1.000
2016 Penguins Game 6 - 0/5 (in relief)

Carter Hutton - 1 GP (no decision): 1.000
2016 Sharks Game 7 - 0/1 (in relief)

Chad Johnson - 1 GP (0-1): .952
L 2017 Ducks Game 4 - 1/21 (in relief)

Alex Stalock - 1 GP (no decision): .938
2018 Jets Game 5 - 1/16 (in relief)

Juuse Saros - 1 GP (1 no decision): .875
2018 Jets Game 7 - 2/16 (in relief)

Curtis McElhinney - 1 GP (0-1): .864
L 2019 Bruins Game 4: 3/22

Jonathan Bernier - 1 GP (0-1): .750
L 2017 Predators Game 6 - 4/16

Robin Lehner - 1 GP (0-1): .727
L 2019 Hurricanes Game 4 - 3/11 (pulled)

 

[Seidenbergy]

A lot of cupless goalies on that list. You can't have it both ways.

Gotta love the goalposts moving though.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

This one doesn't have this year. I'm keeping track on the main board with numbers added for this year though.

Goalie	Games	In Relief	Wins	Losses	No Decision	Pulled	Save %
Lundqvist	27	0	16	11	0	0	.927
Crawford	18	0	13	5	0	0	.918
Fleury	16	0	7	9	0	1	.913
Holtby	14	0	8	6	0	0	.934
Quick	14	0	9	5	0	0	.930
Rinne	14	0	7	7	0	2	.918
Rask	12	0	6	6	0	0	.899
Howard	11	0	7	4	0	0	.934
Price	11	0	6	5	0	0	.926
Jones	10	0	6	4	0	0	.934
Miller	10	0	4	6	0	1	.895
Halak	8	0	6	2	0	0	.953
Anderson, C	8	0	3	5	0	0	.938
Luongo	8	0	3	5	0	0	.920
Niemi	7	1	2	4	1	0	.917
Elliott	7	1	2	3	2	1	.904
Andersen, F	7	0	2	5	0	0	.902
Ward	6	0	5	1	0	0	.935
Neuvirth	6	0	4	2	0	0	.920
Dubnyk	6	0	2	4	0	1	.870
Bobrovsky	6	0	1	5	0	0	.860
Bishop	5	0	3	2	0	0	.963
Murray	5	0	3	2	0	0	.931
Schneider	4	0	1	3	0	0	.945
Mrazek	4	0	2	2	0	0	.931
Varlamov	4	0	1	3	0	1	.865
Binnington	3	0	3	0	0	0	.965
Hellebucyk	3	0	1	2	0	0	.943
Reimer	3	0	2	1	0	0	.936
Smith	3	0	1	2	0	0	.924
Allen	3	0	1	2	0	1	.904
Gibson	3	0	1	2	0	1	.894
Vasilevskiy	3	0	0	3	0	0	.892
Kuemper	3	1	1	0	2	1	.864
Talbot	2	0	1	1	0	0	.954
Grubauer	2	0	1	1	0	0	.878
Greiss	2	1	0	1	1	0	.829
Budaj	2	1	0	1	1	0	.796
Raanta	1	1	0	0	1	0	1.000
Hutton	1	1	0	0	1	0	1.000
Johnson	1	1	0	1	0	0	.952
Stalock	1	1	0	0	1	0	.938
Saros	1	1	0	0	1	0	.875
McElhinney	1	0	0	1	0	0	.864
Bernier	1	0	0	1	0	0	.750
Lehner	1	0	0	1	0	1	.727

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Game logs:

Thanks!

You're right, bad save percentage.

But still, 6-6.

Looks like Bs should go to Halak if they get to elimination game.

 

[Seidenbergy]

Any list that has rask below guys that have never even made it to a conference final, much less multiple Stanley cup finals is a joke.....and you know it.

But hey. Keep on penalizing rask for sweeping teams and not facing elimination games. Gotta keep that narrative going I guess.

 

[Trap Jesus]

Thanks!

Your right, bad save percentage.

But still, 6-6.

Looks like Bs should go to Halak if they get to elimination game.

He's been given strong goal support in those games at 3.25 goals per game.

2010 Flyers Game 7 - 3
2013 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2013 Blackhawks Game 6 - 2
2014 Canadiens Game 7 - 1
2017 Senators Game 5 - 3
2017 Senators Game 6 - 2
2018 Leafs Game 7 - 7
2018 Lightning Game 5 - 1
2019 Leafs Game 6 - 4
2019 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2019 Blues Game 6 - 5
2019 Blues Game 7 - 1

3.25 goals per game when the best average for a team this decade is 3.

 

[Lobster57]

He's been given strong goal support in those games at 3.25 goals per game.

2010 Flyers Game 7 - 3
2013 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2013 Blackhawks Game 6 - 2
2014 Canadiens Game 7 - 1
2017 Senators Game 5 - 3
2017 Senators Game 6 - 2
2018 Leafs Game 7 - 7
2018 Lightning Game 5 - 1
2019 Leafs Game 6 - 4
2019 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2019 Blues Game 6 - 5
2019 Blues Game 7 - 1

3.25 goals per game when the best average for a team this decade is 3.

ah ha. Break that down to GF in wins and GF in losses and it gets very interesting. they scored 24 goals im the 6 wins and 10 in the 6 losses. so they scored less than 2 per game in the losses. pretty hard to fault the guy there. In fact the most the scored in any of the losses is 3, and that was that f***ed up Flyers game when half the lineup was AHLers

EDIT: oops missed a 5 goal game in the win column. 29 goals for in wins

 

[KnightofBoston]

He's been given strong goal support in those games at 3.25 goals per game.

2010 Flyers Game 7 - 3
2013 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2013 Blackhawks Game 6 - 2
2014 Canadiens Game 7 - 1
2017 Senators Game 5 - 3
2017 Senators Game 6 - 2
2018 Leafs Game 7 - 7
2018 Lightning Game 5 - 1
2019 Leafs Game 6 - 4
2019 Leafs Game 7 - 5
2019 Blues Game 6 - 5
2019 Blues Game 7 - 1

3.25 goals per game when the best average for a team this decade is 3.

Bad way to look at it, what is his goal support in his Losses vs his wins is better methodology

 

[Dr Hook]

Poor Tuuka. If only he'd known coming up that his job had to be the most important thing in the world and that a bad day at the office needs to mean endless rounds of public self-flagellation to convince people he cares.

 

[Trap Jesus]

They were up 3-0 against the Flyers in 2010 and 1-0 to the Lightning in 2018. They were up 1-0 to the Sens in 2017 and tied it up in the 3rd to send it to OT. The 2013 Hawks game is tough to forget up 2-1 late. Canadiens 2014 the rhetoric was offense disappearing, it was 2-1 Habs at the end of 2. Bruins dominated the Blues for play in the 1st period and then Rask gave up two back-breaking goals at the end of the 1st.

Do your research if you actually want to have a debate.

 

[alg363636]

I'm fine putting Halak in for a couple games mostly due to the amount of hockey in a short amount of time. However he did not look great against Philly, he's older than Rask and hasn't played in months so I'm not sure what level of goaltending we'd be getting. I don't know why people are acting like Halak would be giving us Vezina level goaltending.

 

[weaponomega]

Listen, I'm a Rask guy... but if you aren't concerned he said what he said, I don't know what to tell you. That is not what I would want to hear if I was his teammates, his coaches, his GM.... and as a fan, I sure as f*** don't want to hear it.

Completely agree. If that is how he feels, coupled with his performance I would strongly be considering putting in Halak for the rest of the playoffs.

 

[Lobster57]

They were up 3-0 against the Flyers in 2010 and 1-0 to the Lightning in 2018. They were up 1-0 to the Sens in 2017 and tied it up in the 3rd to send it to OT. The 2013 Hawks game is tough to forget up 2-1 late. Canadiens 2014 the rhetoric was offense disappearing, it was 2-1 Habs at the end of 2. Bruins dominated the Blues for play in the 1st period and then Rask gave up two back-breaking goals at the end of the 1st.

The Bruins scored 1.6667 goals/game in elimination games they've lost when Rask is in net, and yet it's mainly his fault?

 

[Dr Hook]

The Bruins scored 1.6667 goals/game in elimination games they've lost when Rask is in net, and yet it's mainly his fault?

Of course it is because he doesn't say the things with the proper amount of angst in his voice and consternation on his face in a presser

 

[Trap Jesus]

The Bruins scored 1.6667 goals/game in elimination games they've lost when Rask is in net, and yet it's mainly his fault?

It's his consistent failure in these situations. Wins/losses are ultimately a team result, and Rask, relative to his peers, is very poor in these situations. I've already shown you the Bruins gave him a lead to work with in different games they ended up losing. If they don't have an absolute miracle comeback in 2013 (no thanks to Rask), we're talking about win/loss splits completely differently anyways.

 

[Seidenbergy]

The Bruins scored 1.6667 goals/game in elimination games they've lost when Rask is in net, and yet it's mainly his fault?

He has no response to that.

Instead he'll keep pointing to games in 2010 when the injury bug hit. Or others we lost because the injuries got so bad we literally had to ice tommy cross. Tommy Cross.

Trap has no interest in context. All playoff losses are rask's fault. Period.

 

[Trap Jesus]

This one was an underrated choke by Rask IMO:

 

[Lobster57]

It's his consistent failure in these situations. Wins/losses are ultimately a team result, and Rask, relative to his peers, is very poor in these situations. I've already shown you the Bruins gave him a lead to work with in different games they ended up losing. If they don't have an absolute miracle comeback in 2013 (no thanks to Rask), we're talking about win/loss splits completely differently anyways.

you're right. he defintely needs to contribute more offense in those situations to help the team out.
are we playing the what if game? Because there's lots of those the other way too. Daugavins.