In 35 games this year, Hellebuyck has posted an impressive 2.20 GAA and a .920 save percentage, and has led the Jets to top spot in the Central Division, but there may be a problem.
While he has only played in 12 games, on paper Brossoit has been the better of the two goaltenders, posting a 2.07 GAA and a .926 save percentage, and that may come in limited gametime, but it's something the Jets need to keep an eye on.
Sure, Brossoit shouldn't be playing in the playoffs over Hellebuyck and we know that the star goaltender loves to play a lot, but if the Jets are indeed looking to go deep in their chase for a Stanley Cup, they need to give Hellebuyck more days off, and it's hard to argue with this statement.