Perhaps the most surprising team of the 2021-22 season has been the Anaheim Ducks, and their goaltender in John Gibson is playing arguably the biggest part. If he is able to continue adding on to his shutout total, he will undoubtedly be in the Vezina Trophy conversation at seasons end. His performance plays a major role in the reason the Flames are having the bounce back season they are in 2021-22. Through 33 games, Markstrom has a ridiculous 7 shutouts, which nearly doubles the netminders tied for second in Sorokin and Jack Campbell, who each have four. Jacob Markstrom, Calgary Flames ( Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers) The 32-year-old started out the season red hot, and outside of a bit of a rough stretch in December and early January has been nearly unbeatable. Jacob MarkstromĪfter a rough showing in his first season with the Calgary Flames, Jacob Markstom is playing to the level they hoped when they gave him a six-year, $36 million deal. The Penguins as a whole are surprising a lot of people this season, and their starting netminder is a big part of the reason why. Through 37 games, he owns a very impressive 2.21 GAA and a. To Jarry’s credit, he managed to block out all the negative noise and came ready to play in 2021-22. The 26-year-old faced heat all offseason regarding a questionable 2020-21 campaign and an even worse playoff performance, one which had many suggesting the Pittsburgh Penguins should find a new goaltender. Had you told me Tristan Jarry would be on this list before the season began, I would have laughed at you. He should continue to be a dominant goalie in the NHL for years to come. He also sits second in the entire league for high danger SV% with a. Despite his team’s poor play however, Sorokin has been fantastic with a 2.31 GAA along with a.

Lately, he has been swapping starts with Varlamov on what is a shockingly bad Islanders team.

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