Jesper Wallstedt
#30 · Goalie · Minnesota Wild
Role
How much Minnesota leans on him.
- This season
Started 4 of the team’s 4 games (100%).
- Over two seasons
37 starts and 1131 shots faced, this season and last.
Goalie card
Is he stopping more than he should, and what is his team asking him to face?
Jesper Wallstedt37 starts · 1131 shots faced, this season and last
+19.2 goals saved above expected
- Low-danger save %
- .982 557 shots
- Medium-danger save %
- .888 420 shots
- High-danger save %
- .753 154 shots
- Overall save %
- .916
- Shots faced per 60
- 30.3
- Quality starts
- 76%
Night to night: goals saved above expected in each start
- Stopping more than expectedSieveWall
+19.2 goals saved above expected in 37 starts
- How busy he isQuietUnder siege
30.3 shots faced per 60
- How dangerous the shots areShelteredExposed
the average shot he faces has a 6.7% chance of going in
- Breakdowns in front of himRareConstant
0.32 defensive breakdowns in front of him per 60
- Waiting between shotsSteady workLong waits
a typical wait of 68 seconds between shots; 19% come after three quiet minutes
- Night-to-night steadinessStreakySteady
a quality start 76% of the time
Jesper Wallstedt4 starts · 110 shots faced, this season
+3.7 goals saved above expected
- Low-danger save %
- .961 51 shots
- Medium-danger save %
- .902 41 shots
- High-danger save %
- .889 18 shots
- Overall save %
- .927
- Shots faced per 60
- 27.2
- Quality starts
- 100%
Night to night: goals saved above expected in each start
- Stopping more than expectedSieveWall
+3.7 goals saved above expected in 4 starts
- How busy he isQuietUnder siege
27.2 shots faced per 60
- How dangerous the shots areShelteredExposed
the average shot he faces has a 6.9% chance of going in
- Breakdowns in front of himRareConstant
0.25 defensive breakdowns in front of him per 60
- Waiting between shotsSteady workLong waits
a typical wait of 82 seconds between shots; 22% come after three quiet minutes
- Night-to-night steadinessStreakySteady
a quality start 100% of the time
Ratings compare him with goalies who have at least 10 starts over two seasons, or 2 this season. Expected-goal models can’t see passes before a shot, so a goalie whose team gives up a lot of cross-ice passes will look worse here than he really is.
Shots he faces
Where the shots on goal against him come from, seen from the shooter’s side.
Shots on goal against him, this season and last. Point at an area for goals and save %.
Shots on goal against him, this season. Point at an area for goals and save %.