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NHL.com's top fantasy goaltenders

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1. Pekka Rinne

Anders Lindback

2. Roberto Luongo

Cory Schneider

3. Henrik Lundqvist

Martin Biron

4. Tim Thomas

Tuukka Rask

5. Ryan Miller

Jhonas Enroth

6. Marc-Andre Fleury

Brent Johnson

7. Carey Price

Peter Budaj

8. lIya Bryzgalov

Sergei Bobrovsky

9. Antti Niemi

Antero Niittymaki

10. Martin Brodeur

Johan Hedberg

11. Tomas Vokoun

Michal Neuvirth

12. Cam Ward

Brian Boucher

13. Corey Crawford

Ray Emery*

14. Jonas Hiller

Dan Ellis

15. Jimmy Howard

Ty Conklin

16. Miikka Kiprusoff

Henrik Karlsson

17. Jonathan Quick

Jonathan Bernier

18. Niklas Backstrom

Josh Harding

19. Jaroslav Halak

Brian Elliott

20. Dwayne Roloson

Mathieu Garon

21. Kari Lehtonen

Andrew Raycroft

22. Craig Anderson

Alex Auld

23. Semyon Varlamov

Jean-Sebastien Giguere

24. Steve Mason

Mark Dekanich

25. James Reimer

Jonas Gustavsson

26. Ondrej Pavelec

Chris Mason

27. Jose Theodore

Scott Clemmensen

28. Rick DiPietro

Evgeni Nabokov

29. Mike Smith

Jason LaBarbera

30. Nikolai Khabibulin

Devan Dubnyk

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I can not believe that Crawford is above Howard....

With the players Chicago has in front of Crawford along with their defensive stats from last season, I don't see why this is a big surprise from a fantasy pool perspective.

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On this list of goalies currently listed I would choose Howard over Hiller, Crawford, Vokoun, Brodeur, Niemi, Price, Fleury, Lundqvist and Luongo...Ok so maybe I am a little bias towards our boy Jimmy but as far as Salary, Age and potential goes Im glad I am. Also why is Quick so low? He's been stellar?

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On this list of goalies currently listed I would choose Howard over Hiller, Crawford, Vokoun, Brodeur, Niemi, Price, Fleury, Lundqvist and Luongo...Ok so maybe I am a little bias towards our boy Jimmy but as far as Salary, Age and potential goes Im glad I am. Also why is Quick so low? He's been stellar?

These are fantasy rankings.

Considering Howard's fall from grace in the regular season last year I can see why he is ranked so low. I expect him to be top 10 in GAA an Sv% but I'm not entirely surprised.

Edited by Doc Holliday

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I am happy his is ranked low. Now I can take him in the 4th round instead of the 3rd round. I think he will have a better year because I think as a team we will be better defensively in front of him helping him keep the confidence from playoffs and helping his numbers through out the season. I think he will be top 10 next season.

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I can not believe that Crawford is above Howard....

This.

I'm shocked at how much praise he has been getting. He had one half of a decent season as a rookie, and is now the starter for a team whose defense got significantly weaker.

15 is about right for Howard in terms in of fantasy numbers.

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Luongo, Price, and Fleury should not be ahead of Howard. The first two are based on reputation and the (canadian) market in which they play. If Pittsburgh hadn't won in '09, Fleury would be an above average back-up at best

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Luongo, Price, and Fleury should not be ahead of Howard. The first two are based on reputation and the (canadian) market in which they play. If Pittsburgh hadn't won in '09, Fleury would be an above average back-up at best

ITS A FANTASY RANKING

Luongo had the second best GAA and fourth best Sv%.

Price had the 10th best GAA and 7th best Sv%.

Fleury had the 9th best GAA and 15th best Sv%.

Howard had the 36th best GAA and 33rd best Sv%. His stats took a huge dive last year.

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