My thoughts over the years on goaltending haven't changed, so I'm going to use a similar introduction that I've used in the past. We’re onto the last position in my rankings, the netminders.  Goalies make a huge difference in fantasy hockey, but they also have the most variability from year to year.  There’s only a handful of goalies that we can consistently count on every season to finish in the top ten, and that floor is why they are ranked as high as they are.  Because of their unpredictability, I’m very unlikely to take a goalie in the first four rounds, especially in head to head leagues.  Even if your league reaches for goalies early, don’t panic.  Last season, I was extremely high on Greaves and was able to get him as my G3 everywhere.  He finished as the #7 goalie overall.  I had Blackwood as G5 and with his early injury, suggested partnering him with Wedgewood, who hilariously ended up as the #1 goalie.  Meanwhile, top ranked goalies such as Hellebuyck and Bobrovsky massively disappointed, and they were far from the only ones.  Patience is key for drafting goalies.  I’m going to separate all of the goalies into tiers, so let’s get to it!