Bobrovsky gave up two goals on 35 shots in a tough-luck 3-1 loss to the Bruins on Saturday. Last year's Vezina winner has picked up right where he left off, he has posted a 2.22 GAA and .926 SV% in four starts. He has a tough matchup on the road vs. Detroit tonight.
Bobrovsky won each of his last two starts, vs. the Islanders and Sabres. His GAA has dropped to 2.28 and SV% up to .920. The Blue Jackets welcome the Bruins to town this afternoon, which usually is not a good matchup. However the were shutout by J.S Giguere on Thursday, so feel free to roll the dice with Bob.
Bobrovsky bounced back from a tough opening night with a 28 save performance vs. the Islanders. He allowed just two goals and the Blue Jackets took the game 3-2. He will face a Sabres team who have only scored four goals in four games.
With Roman Josi out with a concussion the Predators have to shake up their pairings a bit. Jones has yet to register a point but he has averaged 22:11 TOI in his first two NHL games. Alongside Weber, Jones could become a legit fantasy option in his rookie season.
Bobrovsky did not follow up his Vezina Trophy winning season with the greatest home opener. He allowed four goals on 30 shots in a 4-3 loss to the Calgary Flames. He heads to Long Island for a matchup with the 1-0-0 Islanders tonight.
In his first season as a Blue Jacket, Bobrovsky was outstanding. He almost carried the team to the playoffs on the back of a Vezina Trophy winning season - 21-11-6 record, 2.00 GAA and .932 SV%. His numbers are expected to drop-off slightly in 2013-14, but not too bad. The secret is out on Bobrovsky, he is a legit fantasy number-1.
Jones played over 24 minutes a night in the preseason and that workload will likely carry over into the beginning stages of his NHL career. He is expected to open the season on the Preds second-pair with Kevin Klein, as well as play next to Shea Weber on the first power-play unit. “It’s been extremely easy [playing with them]. They do a lot of things that help you with your game indirectly,” Jones said. The 6-foot-3, 200lbs. defenseman is an early Rookie of the Year favourite
"It looks like Seth Jones will play in their top-four alongside Weber," David Boclair of the Nashville Post said. Jones is a great puck moving D-man and playing alongside Weber makes him an intriguing late round pick.
Barkov might just crack the young Panthers' roster out of camp as they'll need a forward to fill Weiss' shoes. Don't expect him to reach his potential in year one but in a few years, the center should be a legitimate fantasy option.
Bobrovsky has won seven out of his last eight starts. He is a must-start at this point and with the playoffs on the line he will likely be at his best. Start him.
If anyone tells you they thought Sergei Bobrovsky was going to win 19 games with a 2.06 GAA and .930 SV% and have the Blue Jackets in the playoff race... They're lying. It has been outrageous to see what the former Flyer has been able to do. He has given you every reason to trust him. In a huge game, lets hope he shows up.
Kulikov fell awkwardly after getting tangled up with Jaromir Jagr, was helped off the ice and did not return.
Bobrovsky has given up 2 goals or less in 8 of his last 10 starts.
Bob will continue his Vezina-quality campaign but has a tough matchup against the Kings. He has won 5 in a row.
Bobrovsky has won 4 straight.
Bob is fresh off his 3rd Star of the Week in the last 6. A must start vs. the Avs.
Bob is hot with 1 goal allowed in his last two games vs. the Blues and Sharks. This is a big matchup for Columbus' road to the playoffs so expect Bobrovsky's best.
Bob is hot with 1 goal allowed in his last two games vs. the Blues and Sharks. This is a big matchup for Columbus' road to the playoffs so expect Bobrovsky's best.
Bobrovsky stopped all 30 shots he faced, recording his fourth shutout of the season on Tuesday. He will face the Blues for the fourth time this season tonight. Bobrovsky is 0-3-0 with a 3.20 GAA and .865 SV% vs. St. Louis, so be wary of the matchup.
Since the trade deadline secured his place as the Jackets' #1 goalie of the near future, Bob has dropped 2 of his last 3 with sub-.900 save percentages.
