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Cap League Goalkeeper Rankings – March 2022 – DobberHockey

By Mabel McCaw
March 26, 2022
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Here are the 62 best goalkeepers to own in your salary cap league – March 26and2022 edition.

What a difference two months make. In the latest standings, Tuukka Rask made his triumphant return, Jeremy Swayman headed to the minors, Marc-André Fleury struggled on the Blackhawks, and Jack Campbell and Jordan Binnington were still considered must-have players.

This time around, Swayman jumps to the first name on the list, Vitek Vanecek remains number two and Husso rounds out the top three. There are ways to get ahead of the goalie market, and that’s usually by finding one that doesn’t waste all of your cap space. However, five of the top six goalkeepers are awaiting new contracts, so for next year we will have to find new negotiation options. A few names to watch for this are Daniel Vladar, Stuart Skinner, Connor Ingram, Justus Annunen and Anthony Stolarz.

Standard pre-ranking score:

It’s not meant to be an ultimate rating system that you can mindlessly use and just trade your players for anyone above them on the list that you can find, but used with some forethought to manage salaries, I hope the list can help you extract value in trades and at the draft table.

The cap reached is used for player cost, so if your league uses salary or AAV, please take this into account, as this can greatly alter the impact of rookies. Rankings are set to provide the most value in the current season, while providing some value in future years, based on modeling projected salary increases and production growth.

The stats used for goalies attempt to balance ratio stats as well as volume. For those of you who have variations towards either end of the spectrum, leaning more towards volume or rate stats, you will want to consider this change in value. The same goes for defining variations such as: number of teams, salary space or roster positions. This list is designed to serve as a basic guide for player evaluation and to promote discussion and understanding of how to optimize rosters in a capped league context.

The goalie roster not only comes with a ranking system, but with value tiers. The levels (also calculated by one of my formulas) represent a more general vision of the value of a goalkeeper taking into account a few essential factors. Cheap saves may have higher ratings, but appear lower in the tier rankings. The high ranking is due to their low cap successes coupled with an established bottom with upside potential. The lower level results from the fact that they have an uncertain volume and the lower probability of reaching their advantage in a given year. In general, aim to have the highest rated players if you’re looking to be as efficient as possible, but use Tiers if you just want to focus on the best goalkeepers and are comfortable paying a bit more for that safety (my preference is usually to lean towards the most effective options due to goaltending variability).

If you notice an error or have any other questions about the ranking system, please let me know. You can find me on Twitter here @alexdmaclean.

I’m not perfect, and the ranking won’t be either. Comments help optimize values.

We stick to the +/- 5.0 rating that Dobber uses on all of its rating systems as a range for approximately equivalent value. The skater and goalie ratings are synced so the value of a skater vs. a goalie can be compared, although the rating scale has changed a bit since the last update.

All salary information courtesy of cap friendly. Without further ado, the ranking:

Rank name Age Cape hit years Rating Stage Previous ranking
1 Jeremy Swayman 23 $925,000 2 333.66 2 39
2 Vitek Vanecek 26 $716,667 1 321.50 2 2
3 City Husso 27 $750,000 1 308.13 3 35
4 Jack Campbell 30 $1,650,000 1 300.91 1 1
5 Jake Oettinger 23 $925,000 1 278.56 3 12
6 Calvin Peterson 27 $858,333 1 264.04 3 5
7 Igor Shesterkin 26 $5,666,667 4 263.34 1 3
8 Tristan Jarry 26 $3,500,000 2 257.88 2 4
9 Frederic Andersen 32 $4,500,000 2 252.22 2 7
ten Darcy Kuemper 31 $4,500,000 1 234.49 2 8
11 Juuse Saros 26 $5,000,000 4 211.88 1 11
12 Ilya Sorokin 26 $4,000,000 3 205.25 2 15
13 Jacob Markstrom 32 $6,000,000 5 203.73 2 18
14 Ilya Samsonov 25 $2,000,000 1 188.92 2 9
15 Robin Lehner 30 $5,000,000 4 186.73 1 6
16 Andrei Vasilevsky 27 $9,500,000 7 180.98 2 ten
17 Anton Forsberg 29 $900,000 1 174.45 5 NR
18 Thatcher Demko 26 $5,000,000 5 174.38 3 22
19 James Remer 34 $2,250,000 2 174.21 4 13
20 Connor Hellebuyck 28 $6,166,666 3 161.44 2 16
21 Alex Nedeljkovic 26 $3,000,000 2 158.53 2 14
22 Kaapo Kahkonen 25 $725,000 1 156.06 4 17
23 Cam Talbot 34 $3,666,666 2 155.39 5 25
24 Pavel Francouz 31 $2,000,000 1 152.41 4 24
25 Elvis Merzlikins 27 $4,000,000 1 149.16 2 30
26 John Gibson 28 $6,400,000 6 137.26 3 20
27 Sergei Bobrovsky 33 $10,000,000 5 131.90 2 31
28 Linus Ullmark 28 $5,000,000 4 130.93 5 33
29 Carter Hart 23 $3,979,000 3 130.48 4 27
30 Scott Wedgewood 29 $825,000 1 123.72 5 36
31 Karel Vejmelka 38 $842,500 1 121.08 4 23
32 Eric Comrie 26 $750,000 1 120.42 4 44
33 Hill of Adin 25 $2,175,000 2 117.31 5 26
34 Daniel Vladar 24 $750,000 2 113.79 4 41
35 Antoine Stolarz 28 $950,000 2 107.99 5 42
36 Casey DeSmith 30 $1,250,000 1 103.09 5 29
37 Antti Raanta 32 $2,000,000 2 100.99 6 49
38 Jack Allen 31 $2,875,000 2 100.14 3 21
39 Jon Gillies 28 $750,000 1 96.81 4 NR
40 Craig Anderson 40 $750,000 1 95.04 6 55
41 Marc-Andre Fleury 37 $7,000,000 1 94.92 3 40
42 Braden Holtby 32 $2,000,000 1 93.83 6 38
43 Joonas Korpisalo 27 $2,800,000 1 90.29 5 37
44 Spencer Knight 20 $925,000 2 90.12 5 58
45 Mikko Koskinen 33 $4,500,000 1 89.65 6 51
46 Philippe Grubauer 30 $5,900,000 6 89.22 2 45
47 Alexander Georgiev 26 $2,425,000 1 89.01 5 50
48 Mackenzie Blackwood 25 $2,800,000 2 88.58 4 32
49 Jordan Binington 28 $6,000,000 6 87.59 3 28
50 Quick Jonathan 36 $5,800,000 2 84.17 6 54
51 Sam Montembault 25 $750,000 1 83.39 5 60
52 Kevin Lankinen 26 $800,000 1 76.03 6 34
53 Petr Mrazek 30 $3,800,000 3 75.17 3 NR
54 Martin Jones 32 $2,000,000 1 74.62 6 47
55 Brian Elliot 36 $900,000 1 69.60 7 53
56 Semyon Varlamov 33 $5,000,000 2 67.74 2 43
57 Laurent Brossoit 29 $2,325,000 2 67.11 6 59
58 Thomas Greiss 36 $3,600,000 1 66.95 6 48
59 david rittich 29 $1,250,000 1 66.84 6 52
60 Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen 23 $778,333 1 62.23 5 56
61 Jaroslav Halak 36 $1,500,000 1 56.72 6 46
62 Stuart Skinner 38 $750,000 2 56.42 6 NR

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