We’ve already seen some goalie movement early this off-season and there's plenty more right around the corner.
We’ve already seen some goalie movement early this off-season and there's plenty more right around the corner.
There aren’t necessarily any A-list netminders available this summer, but here are five that teams will be eyeing.The German is the clear top netminder set to hit the open market after going 30-9-1 with the Colorado Avalanche this past season. Among goalies with at least 25 appearances, his .922 save percentage ranked sixth, his seven shutouts were tied for first and his 1.95 goals-against average was best in the entire league.
Mrazek has finished above .500 in all but one of his full seasons since 2014-15 but hasn’t started more than 40 games in a season in five years. He’s coming off a two-year deal he signed as a free agent in 2019 that saw him earn an AAV of $3.125 million and could be a cost-effective, high-upside addition.Andersen signed a five-year, $25-million deal with the Maple Leafs back in 2016 after being acquired from the Anaheim Ducks.
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