NHL Goalie Leaders, 2009-10

WSV%GAASOSVGP

1

Antti Niemi

22 GP · 16-6

16

0.73 / gm

2

Jaroslav Halak↓4

18 GP · 9-9

9

0.50 / gm

3

Evgeni Nabokov↓2

15 GP · 8-7

8

0.53 / gm

4

Michael Leighton↑2

14 GP · 8-3

8

0.57 / gm

5

Marc-Andre Fleury↑2

13 GP · 7-6

7

0.54 / gm

6

Tuukka Rask↑2

13 GP · 7-6

7

0.54 / gm

7

Roberto Luongo

12 GP · 6-6

6

0.50 / gm

8

Brian Boucher

12 GP · 6-6

6

0.50 / gm

9

Jimmy Howard↓2

12 GP · 5-7

5

0.42 / gm

10

Ilya BryzgalovPHX

7 GP · 3-4

3

0.43 / gm

The Field11-20 of 27

#	Goalie	GP	GS	Record	SV%	GAA	SO	SV	SA	GA
11	Semyon Varlamov	6	5	3-3	.908	2.41	0	139	153	14
12	Ryan Miller	6	6	2-4	.926	2.35	0	189	204	15
13	Craig Anderson	6	6	2-4	.933	2.62	1	223	239	16
14	Pekka Rinne	6	6	2-4	.911	2.68	0	163	179	16
15	Jonathan Quick	6	6	2-4	.884	3.50	0	160	181	21
16	Martin Brodeur	5	5	1-4	.881	3.01	0	111	126	15
17	Brian Elliott	4	4	1-2	.853	4.14	0	81	95	14
18	Pascal Leclaire	3	2	1-2	.920	2.85	0	115	125	10
19	Carey Price	4	1	0-1	.890	3.56	0	65	73	8
20	Jose Theodore	2	2	0-1	.875	3.70	0	35	40	5

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Reading the board

Totals

Ranked by season total (or by rate, for SV% and GAA).

Per Game

Wins, saves and shutouts ranked by per-game rate.

/ gm

Per game: the counting stat divided by games played.

↑ / ↓

How many places a goalie moves when a counting stat is ranked by per-game rate instead of the total. ↑ rises, ↓ falls.

Pace

The per-game leader, when it is a different goalie than the totals leader.

Climber

The goalie who gains the most places from the totals order to the per-game order.

clear

How far ahead the leader finished, over second place.

min GP

The games cutoff to qualify for the rate boards (SV%, GAA) and the per-game boards, so a tiny sample cannot top them.

Stat key

GP

Games played

GS

Games started

Record

Wins-losses-overtime losses

SV%

Save percentage (saves / shots against)

GAA

Goals-against average per 60 minutes (lower is better)

SO

Shutouts

SV

Saves

SA

Shots against

GA

Goals against