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Ray Emery has been excellent since returning to the NHL, posting a perfect 6-0-0 record with a tidy 1.90 GAA and .935 SV%. His strong play forced Jonas Hiller out of the starting goalie role as well as out of our NHL Goalie Ladder. Emery rose up eight spots with his recent surge but did not lead all goalies with his jump.
Kari Lehtonen jumps nine spots in value mainly because he figures to start all six of his team’s remaining games, starting tonight against the Kings. Niklas Backstrom and Semyon Varlamov both lead the fallers with each dropping six points.
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NHL Goalie Ladder: Emery a ‘Godsend’