Here are the Top 100 goaltenders to own in your keeper leagues – May edition.

We're in the midst of the fun months, where I just go team-by-team and tweak without going deep into analysis. The next month will see movement among prospects as I work through the Fantasy Prospects Report (available for pre-sale now and out June 1!). The deep 'audit' type of analysis gets reflected in the August edition after the full work for the annual Fantasy Guide gets done. This month I also tweaked all the UFAs and adjusted a couple of goalies who went deep in the playoffs.

As always, goalies within the same tier should be considered equal. At that point you would differentiate based on your team's need – immediate help, or long-term upside, or low-risk (i.e. doesn't get hurt a lot), etc.

Some goalies have a higher/lower tier and yet because it is sorted by rating it may not make sense. Goalies are such a hard animal to figure out. A fantasy-useless goalie can become a stud in a matter of a month (ahem, Jordan Binnington). A weaker goalie can be…oh I don't know, sixth… strictly due to getting tons of guaranteed starts on a winning team year after year. If you feel comfortable putting Binnington into the top tier by all means do so – I'm not quite there yet. Thatcher Demko is a Tier 3 goalie on this list because Markstrom had such a great season, is proven and is in his prime. I don't think Demko can wrestle that job away from Markstrom, or at the very least it won't happen this year – so to me he is Tier 3. You may feel different. But his rating reflects this confusion as he is rated higher than some Tier 2 guys. Alex Nedeljkovic had a great AHL campaign and is in an organization with, let's be honest, a question mark future in net. That helps his rating, but can we really put him in the Tier 3 when he is still likely a couple of years away?

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Here are the Top 25, and for the rest of the Top 100 please visit GoaliePost.com – where we now post starters for playoff games.

May 20	Goalie	Team	Rating	Apr 20	Tier
1	Andrei Vasilevskiy	TBL	113.5	1	0
2	Frederik Andersen	TOR	111.5	2	0
3	Braden Holtby	WAS	103.9	3	1
4	Connor Hellebuyck	WPG	102.2	4	1
5	Tuukka Rask	BOS	100.0	5	1
6	Martin Jones	SJS	99.1	6	1
7	Sergei Bobrovsky	UFA	96.5	7	1
8	Jordan Binnington	STL	95.7	11	1
9	Devan Dubnyk	MIN	95.4	8	1
10	Carey Price	MON	93.8	9	1
11	Marc-Andre Fleury	VGK	93.8	10	1
12	Carter Hart	PHI	91.6	12	1
13	Jacob Markstrom	VAN	91.5	13	2
14	John Gibson	ANA	90.7	14	1
15	David Rittich	CGY	89.9	15	2
16	Philipp Grubauer	COL	89.7	18	2
17	Matt Murray	PIT	87.0	16	2
18	Ben Bishop	DAL	86.5	17	2
19	Carter Hutton	BUF	84.9	19	2
20	Juuse Saros	NSH	84.1	20	2
21	Pekka Rinne	NSH	83.9	21	2
22	Thatcher Demko	VAN	82.2	22	3
23	Petr Mrazek	UFA	81.8	25	3
24	Thomas Greiss	NYI	81.3	24	2
25	Robin Lehner	UFA	80.4	23	2

UPCOMING GAMES

Mar 26 - 19:03	NYI	vs	VAN
Mar 26 - 19:03	CHI	vs	N.J
Mar 26 - 22:03	ANA	vs	BOS
Mar 26 - 22:03	EDM	vs	DAL

Starting Goalies

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Top Skater Views

	Players	Team
	DYLAN COZENS	OTT
	JAKOB CHYCHRUN	WSH
	EVANDER KANE	EDM
	MATT CORONATO	CGY
	RYAN MCLEOD	BUF

Top Goalie Profile Views

	Players	Team
	PYOTR KOCHETKOV	CAR
	DUSTIN WOLF	CGY
	ANTHONY STOLARZ	TOR
	JUUSE SAROS	NSH
	THATCHER DEMKO	VAN

LINE COMBOS

	Frequency	DET Players
	25.3	LUCAS RAYMOND MICHAEL RASMUSSEN DYLAN LARKIN
	24.2	VLADIMIR TARASENKO J.T. COMPHER JONATAN BERGGREN
	19.2	MARCO KASPER PATRICK KANE ALEX DEBRINCAT

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