Top 50 Fantasy Prospect Goaltenders – Fall 2022

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2022-11-01

Here are the top prospect goalies to own in your points-only dynasty leagues – fall edition!

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Important Note (for those who just stumbled onto this page and are joining us for the first time): This is a FANTASY ranking. It was actual talent level, then I would just have Askarov, Wolf and Wallstedt in the top three and be done with it. But in fantasy there are many other factors to consider, such as wait time (important). Most goalies are 25 or even 26 before they put up fantasy-worthy full-season stats. The only goalies to do it at 23 in the last 20 years are Carey Price and Andrei Vasilevskiy. So ‘at best’ you are looking at 23 for the very elite.

Goalies within +/-5.0 ratings of each other should be considered equal value and become a matter of team need or personal bias.

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Oct 2022GoalieTeamRatingApr 2022Tier
1Filip GustavssonMIN60.5165
2Yaroslav AskarovNSH60.344
3Dustin WolfCGY59.6235
4Daniil TarasovCBJ59.534
5Eric ComrieBUF55.0103
6Ukko-Pekka LuukkonenBUF54.364
7Stuart SkinnerEDM53.7134
8Jesper WallstedtMIN52.6214
9Lukas DostalANA52.475
10Michael DiPietroBOS51.2175
11Justus AnnunenCOL49.585
12Joel HoferSTL48.995
13Jakub SkarekNYI47.9115
14Sebastian CossaDET47.8224
15Connor IngramARI47.6125
16Mads SogaardOTT46.4285
17Hugo AlnefeltTBL46.4205
18Cayden PrimeauMON46.2155
19Pyotr KochetkovCAR45.4145
20Ivan ProsvetovARI43.9255
21Eetu MakiniemiSJS42.8295
22Petr KvacaCOL41.9366
23Spencer MartinVAN41.0794
24Kyle KeyserBOS39.8NR6
25Nico DawsNJD37.4195
26Erik PortilloBUF36.8436
27Felix SandstromPHI36.8305
28Matt VillaltaLAK35.5356
29Ivan FedotovPHI35.3245
30Joren Van PottelbergheDET35.3406
31Arvid SoderblomCHI35.3385
32Drew CommessoCHI34.7456
33Joel BlomqvistPIT34.7506
34Dylan GarandNYR34.5976
35Topias LeinonenBUF34.4NR6
36Lukas ParikLAK34.3756
37Olivier RodrigueEDM34.3346
38Devon LeviBUF32.6477
39Mack GuzdaFLA31.81276
40Clay StevensonWAS31.7536
41Filip LarssonDET31.7466
42Olof LindbomNYR31.3487
43Samuel ErssonPHI31.2426
44Daniil ChechelevCGY31.1966
45Tristan LennoxNYI30.8587
46Akira SchmidNJD30.3897
47Talyn BoykoNYR30.21227
48Hunter JonesMIN29.6396
49Olle Eriksson EkANA29.4596
50Adam ScheelDAL29.4657

6 Comments

  1. RM 2022-11-03 at 10:55

    It would be really nice to see the ages of these goalies on this list as, as Dobber has said, age is so important where it comes to prospect goaltenders.

  2. Andrew 2022-11-13 at 20:24

    Wait … what? I have Wallstedt and I thought “that’s it, I have the next Vasilevskiy” but now you’re saying I don’t even have the best young Minny goalie? :(

    • Dobber 2022-11-19 at 15:32

      You have the next Vas. The wait time is just several more years. The MIN goalie ahead of him will make you wait 0 years. Wait time is important too.

  3. bigtuna44 2022-11-19 at 13:43

    Devon Levi is at least 20 spots too low. No way Portillo/Leinonen are ahead of him either

    • Dobber 2022-11-19 at 15:28

      Here we go again! He’s 20. When do you think he’ll play 40 NHL games?

      • Dobber 2022-11-19 at 15:31

        I’ll answer my own question. The average goalie is 25 or 26, which means a 5-6 year wait. A great goalie is 24 and Price/Vasilevskiy were 23. Is he going to be Price or Vas? Let’s assume no. So a four-year wait time, and goalies aren’t guaranteed to begin with…

        Furthermore, in the introduction, I state: “Goalies within +/-5.0 ratings of each other should be considered equal value and become a matter of team need or personal bias.” That means, he could be as high as 26 here, which is indeed ahead of Portillo/Leinonen.

        Actually – just read the intro. I don’t write it because i love typing, I actually say things ;)

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