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Fantasy Hockey Waiver Wire Goalies to Pickup

 Here are some goalies to pickup now in Fantasy Hockey:



Semyon Varlamov

Semyon Varlamov has been solid in net for the New York Islanders in the last month of the season; he has a 2-2 record with a 2.35 GAA, .927 SV%, and 153 Saves during that timespan. Even though Varlamov will only get a few starts with Ilya Sorokin there, he has proven to be a reliable backup when called upon. Varlamov is owned in 41% of Fantasy leagues, you should take a flyer on him if you need a goalie with a good GAA and SV%.


Antti Raanta

Antti Raanta has played great for the Carolina Hurricanes in the last month of the season; he has a 3-0 record with a 1.49 GAA and .946 SV% during that timespan. With Fredrik Andersen back, Raanta will be back in the backup role, but he has thrived in this role and should continue to do so. Definitely, pickup Raanta if you have Fredrik Andersen because he doesn't start every game.


Philipp Grubauer

Philipp Grubauer has been playing a lot better for the Seattle Kraken in the last month of the season; he has a 2-2 record with a 1.78 GAA and .928 SV% during that timespan. Martin Jones stole the vast majority of the starts from Grubauer this season if Grubauer continues to play well down the stretch, he could take his job back. Gruabuer is owned in 20% of Fantasy leagues, he is a goalie you can count on for spot starts or if you already have Martin Jones.


Mads Soogard

With Anton Forsberg out the rest of the season,  Mads Sogaard is going to be the Starting goalie for the Ottawa Senators as long as Cam Talbot remains out. Soogard has 1 W, a 2.71 GAA, and .925 SV% since taking over as a starting goalie; he is owned in 12% of fantasy leagues now, and if you are in desperate need of a goalie, Soogard could be your answer.


Jason Stauber

Jason Sauber has been quitetly very good for the Chicago Blackhawks before losing to the Montreal Canadiens 4-0. Prior to the loss on Tuesday, Stauber had a 3-0 record with a 2.29 GAA and .925 SV%, which is tremendous, given the team in front of him  Stauber is only owned in 2% of Fantasy leagues and rightfully so, I would only pick up Stauber if you are in a league with 20 teams.


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