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Early-season goalie numbers are giving hockey fans something to chew on, and an interesting Canadian angle is developing. Ottawa’s Linus Ullmark is near the top of the Goals Saved Above Expected (GSAx) leaderboard.
NHL Trade Talk highlights early-season goaltending performances across Canadian teams, focusing on advanced Goals Saved Above Expected metrics. Ottawa Senators netminder Linus Ullmark ranks near the top of the leaderboard with a +6.8 mark, while Winnipeg's Stuart Skinner sits at +2.3. Vancouver Canucks goaltender Leevi Meriläinen has also posted an encouraging +2.5 after being claimed off waivers from Ottawa in September.
Meriläinen is receiving an extended opportunity in Vancouver while starter Thatcher Demko recovers from a hip injury. In an October 16 matchup against the Florida Panthers, Meriläinen stopped 36 shots in a 3–2 overtime loss. The writer notes that while it is early in the season, these performances provide positive signs regardless of team records.
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