How Sergei Bobrovsky's Conference Final performance so far compares to the best ever: Fascinatingly, non of the other all-time great goalie efforts in Conference Finals led to Stanley Cup wins, explains SEllisHockey:
Given the way Alex Lyon was playing at the end of the regular season, the thought of using Sergei Bobrovsky in the playoffs likely would have meant things were going south.
What we’re seeing right now is truly special. Bobrovsky has a 0.69 goals against average, a .978 save percentage, as well as a 0.991 SV, 0.27 GAA, and 4.10 goals saved above average at 5-on-5. Only two goaltenders have ever put up better stats in the second-to-last playoff round in NHL history, and it could pay off in Florida’s second Stanley Cup appearance ever.
The Ducks ultimately lost to New Jersey in seven games. Giguere earned the rare honor of being named the Conn Smythe winner despite losing the Stanley Cup. After boasting a 15-6 record with a .945 save percentage and five shutouts and an estimated 18.8 goals saved above average, it’s easy to understand why.Boston had its fair share of incredible goaltending performances during the early 2010s, but none match Rask’s brilliance in leading Boston to the 2013 Cup final.
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