Top 100 Keeper League Goaltenders – March 2018

Dobber

2018-03-20

Here are the top goaltenders to own in your fantasy hockey keeper leagues, March edition.

As usual, I posted the entire Top 100 list over at GoaliePost. Be sure to bookmark that site for the latest starting goalie information, and sign up for free email notifications about last minute starting goalie changes. At this time of year, it could save your skin!

Goalies within a tier I consider equal. One is as good as another, though one may go on a two-month hot streak while another has a horrible three or four months (i.e. I need to see a season-and-a-half of crap from Carey Price before I ever move that guy into Tier 2!). If you like to split hairs, then I have left the ratings and rankings in there. But at the draft table, I'm fine with having any goalie versus any other goalie within the same tier.

Also check out the Top 50 goaltender prospects, posted Monday (here)

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Mar 20	Goalie	Team	Rating	Feb 20	Tier
1	Andrei Vasilevskiy	TBL	103.0	1	0
2	Connor Hellebuyck	WPG	102.9	2	0
3	Frederik Andersen	TOR	101.7	4	0
4	Braden Holtby	WAS	101.0	3	1
5	Tuukka Rask	BOS	98.2	5	1
6	Devan Dubnyk	MIN	96.3	6	1
7	Pekka Rinne	NSH	96.1	9	1
8	Sergei Bobrovsky	CBJ	95.4	7	1
9	John Gibson	ANA	88.5	13	1
10	Cam Talbot	EDM	87.7	10	1
11	Martin Jones	SJS	87.6	15	2
12	Ben Bishop	DAL	86.6	8	1
13	Jonathan Quick	LAK	86.0	14	1
14	Marc-Andre Fleury	VGK	85.4	16	2
15	Matt Murray	PIT	85.3	12	1
16	Carey Price	MON	81.8	17	1
17	Henrik Lundqvist	NYR	79.7	19	2
18	Cory Schneider	NJD	78.0	11	2
19	Mike Smith	CGY	76.9	21	2
20	Corey Crawford	CHI	76.0	20	2
21	Jake Allen	STL	75.2	18	2
22	Antti Raanta	ARI	75.0	23	2
23	Semyon Varlamov	COL	74.8	31	2
24	Jacob Markstrom	VAN	72.4	24	3
25	Craig Anderson	OTT	70.5	27	3

Gavin Coulson 2018-03-20 at 17:38Log in to Reply

I’ve always been curious, if tiers are what drive these rankings, and the ratings are just there for people who like to split hairs, then why are the goalies ranked by ratings, and not tiers, then ratings? While we’re splitting hairs…
- Dobber 2018-03-20 at 18:07Log in to Reply
  
  I don’t have an answer. Would you like it to be done that way? I have no preference, I’ll leave that to the masses.
  - Gavin Coulson 2018-03-21 at 14:31Log in to Reply
    
    I’m personally not too worried about it, just been something that’s piqued my curiosity from time to time. A sortable table would be awesome though… :P
Mabus 2018-03-20 at 18:36Log in to Reply

It’s amazing how few reliable goaltenders there are now. I think there are some interesting buy-low candidates.

If you have faith in Allen or Murray, now might be a good time to act. Obviously they are lower on the list because they have risks.

Where is Luongo? I acquired him and Fleury at a steep discount when they were injured, and I have a feeling they will be much higher on the list for next year’s draft/auction. When healthy, they are both in great situations, so the real caveat to their value is how long they can stay health (similar to Murray).
- Dobber 2018-03-20 at 18:40Log in to Reply
  
  completely agree, tough to find a safe goalie
  I really like Talbot to bounce back. As I’ve said on Twitter in my discussion about newborns (and he had twins!)
  Luongo can be found on Goalie Post, the full list there

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