Markstrom gave up two goals on 28 shots in the Canucks’ win over the Hurricanes on Wednesday. Markstrom has won four of six starts since Ryan Miller was injured, while posting a 2.12 GAA and .929 SV%. Markstrom has played well and will start his seventh consecutive game tonight. Tampa Bay comes in having lost three of five.
Bernier stopped all 39 shots that he faced in the Maple Leafs shutout win in Anaheim on Wednesday. That’s three straight wins for Bernier, who has posted 0.97 GAA and .975 SV% over that span. The Maple Leafs goaltending has been really strong as of late and Bernier should be expected to have a strong outing against a struggling Sharks squad.
Markstrom allowed three goals on 29 shots in the Canucks loss to the Coyotes on Monday. Tonight he will make his sixth consecutive start—he has gone 3-2-0 with a 2.14 GAA and .929 SV% in his last five starts. Tonight he faces a Hurricanes team that has lost three of their last four games.
Markstrom allowed three goals on 29 shots in the Canucks loss to the Coyotes on Monday. Tonight it looks like he will make his sixth consecutive start—he has gone 3-2-0 with a 2.14 GAA and .929 SV% in his last five starts. Tonight he would face a Hurricanes team that has lost three of their last four games.
Bernier stopped 39 of 40 shots in the Maple Leafs win over the Blues on Saturday. Bernier has won five of his last seven starts while posting a 2.54 GAA and .916 SV%. Things have certainly turned around for Bernier, who will start in Anaheim tonight. The Ducks used to represent a great matchup, but they’ve now won four of their last five and appear to be finding their stride.
Markstrom made 27 saves on 28 shots in the Canucks victory over the Ducks on Friday. He will start his fifth consecutive game and comes in having won four of his last five while posting a 1.93 GAA and .937 SV%. Markstrom is playing much better than he did earlier in the year and tonight he faces a Coyotes team that has lost three of five while giving up an average of 3.60 goals per game.
Markstrom allowed five goals on 38 shots in the Canucks loss to the Kings on Monday. The loss snapped a brief two-game winning streak for Markstrom, who is expected to make his fourth consecutive start. Markstrom comes in with a 2.61 GAA and .917 SV% on the year and draws a nice matchup vs. the Ducks.
Markstrom allowed five goals on 38 shots in the Canucks loss to the Kings on Monday. The loss snapped a brief two-game winning streak for Markstrom, who is expected to make his fourth consecutive start. Markstrom comes in with a 2.61 GAA and .917 SV% on the year and draws a nice matchup vs. the Ducks.
Bernier was not supposed to start on Wednesday, but thankfully for the Maple Leafs he did. He stopped 39 of 41 shots in the Leafs’ 3-2 shootout win over the Penguins. After a dreadful start to the season, Bernier has now won four of his last six starts while posting a 2.90 GAA and .901 SV%, which is skewed by one terrible, six-goal outing. At the start of January, he is a much safer start than he was at the start of December.
Apologies folks I was out and about thinking that James Reimer would get the start as expected. He ended up bering scratched due to tightness, so Bernier gets the call after being torched last night.
Bernier allowed one goal on 26 shots in the Maple Leafs over the Islanders on Sunday. Bernier has now won three of his last four starts and will take on the Islanders again tonight in the second game of a home-and-home. In that four-game stretch, the Maple Leafs have provided Bernier with 17 goals of support (4.25 G/PG), making him a less risky start than normal.
Markstrom allowed one goal on 33 shots in the Canucks win over the Oilers on Saturday. With Ryan Miller out, Markstrom remains the starter and he comes in having one two in a row while stopping 58 of 60 (.967 SV%) shots. He has played well as of late and will take on a Kings team that has lost four of their last six. In his first start vs. L.A, Markstrom stopped 38 of 40 shots in a 2-1 OT loss.
Bernier allowed three goals on 26 shots in the Maple Leafs loss to the Coyotes on Tuesday. The loss snapped a two-game winning streak for Bernier, who will start his sixth straight game on Sunday. He will face an Islanders team that is averaging 3.00 goals per game on home ice this season—in contrast, the Maple Leafs are 27th in the NHL in goals on the road.
Bernier allowed four goals on 28 shots in the Maple Leafs 7-4 win over the Avalanche last night. He After not winning for the first two and a half months, Bernier has now won two in a row and will start on back-to-back nights. He has stopped 50 of the last 54 shots (.926 SV%) in those two wins. Tonight he will face a Coyotes team that is 2-1-1 while averaging 3.00 goals per game.
Markstrom allowed two goals on 31 shots in the Canucks loss in Philadelphia last Thursday. Ryan Miller started the last two games, but it will be Markstrom tonight in Tampa Bay. Markstrom is 1-3-3 with a 2.76 GAA and .911 SV% this season and tonight will be his seventh start of the season. He will take on a Lightning team that has won three of four while averaging 3.75 goals per game.
Bernier stopped all 26 shots that he faced in the Maple Leafs shutout won over the Kings on Saturday. It was an impressive way for Bernier to record his first win of the season. Bernier has had a brutal year, but maybe Saturday will jump start his season. Despite coming off of a win, he draws a tough matchup against a suddenly surging Avalanche team that has won five in a row.
