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Message: [QUOTE="LaxAddict38, post: 5674246, member: 9891"] You’re right, numbers do matter. Taking his sv% from just games against top 5-10 opponents involves a very limited sample size which could see 1-2 bad performances drastically affect the final number. So, in your argument, you take that number and compare it to your arbitrary idea of an “elite d1 goalie” overall sv% (52-56%). The problem is you’re not comparing it to elite d1 goalie sv% against top 5 teams. If you’re going to pull his sv% against top 5 opponents, you should then compare it to elite D1 goalies sv% against top 5 opponents. Most “elite” goalies aren’t lighting the world on fire every single time they play a top 5 team. Ryan Croddick, for example, the 2025 All-American from Princeton and 2026 pre season 3rd team All-American, was 41% against top-5 teams last year. He must be a below average bum! Again, congratulations on demonstrating your ability to pull numbers from box scores. [/QUOTE]