Shot stopper of the year

[grazorblade]

Was curious about who did the best in terms of pure shot stopping. The way I'm measuring it is XGOT-Goals conceded divided by games played.

Positive scores are good and the higher the score the better. Noah James probably benefiting from a small sample size. Any suprises?

Player	Shot stopping score
Devinish Meares	-0.16
Matt Sutton	-0.14
Oli Sail	+0.08
Beach	+0.13
Peraic Cullen	+0.09
Paulson	+0.14
Thomson	+0.06
Noah James	+0.53
Oluwayemi	-0.00
Acton	-0.42
Delianov	-0.37
Langerak	-0.14
Freke	-0.54
Duncan	-0.09

 

[WhatAmIWatching]

surprised by Olie Sail! Given where PG is on the table and goals conceded. Contrast that with Freke.

 

[Bowden]

What’s the list ranked by? I can’t really tell.

 

[RIMB]

Why isn't VAR on the list for team Officials? It has stopped some bloody awesome 'otherwise' goals.

Just a gut feel, but surely VAR has stopped more goals that the refs put in the net than allowed goals the refs kept out - or is my gut wrong.

I do not suggest that the officials get many calls wrong - just thinking about the general flow of VAR goal decision reversals.

Not relevant to the thread of course

 

[someguyjc]

Jack Duncan is missing from that list. He played the first 13 games for MV before Langerak arrived.

 

[petszk]

surprised by Olie Sail! Given where PG is on the table and goals conceded. Contrast that with Freke.

And considering how many goals PG conceded that are directly his fault!

 

[grazorblade]

What’s the list ranked by? I can’t really tell.

I didn't put them in order just gave a score

 

[grazorblade]

surprised by Olie Sail! Given where PG is on the table and goals conceded. Contrast that with Freke.

Apparently pg would be even worse without sail!

 

[grazorblade]

Jack Duncan is missing from that list. He played the first 13 games for MV before Langerak arrived.

Added!

 

[grazorblade]

Jut realized Alex Paulsen's last season was insane. 26 goals conceded and 38.9 xgot which would give him an insane score of +0.48