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We were early on the Igor Shesterkin bandwagon when we found out in 2019 that he was going to come over to the Rangers that season.  His numbers were insane in Russia and none of it looked fluky.  He's been fantastic ever since, carrying flawed Rangers teams to elite levels.  This season, he finally had a rough patch, although it was largely influenced by the play in front of him.  The Rangers are bouncing back, and Igor is at the forefront.  Shesterkin saved 33 of 34 shots in the 6-1 win over the Flyers, after having shutouts in his previous two starts.  His save percentage has crossed the .915 mark now, and he's third in the league in GSAA.  Hellebuyck has done enough to say that he's the top goalie in the world right now, but I'm still taking Igor second, and wouldn't be surprised to see that flip at any point soon.  Given that the Rangers are in the thick of a playoff race, expect massive volume and Shesterkin to be a top five goalie the rest of the way in a worst case scenario.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights:
I was originally going to take Sidney Crosby for three points but realized I took him within the last two weeks.  Then, I was going to take Bryan Rust, but thought it was too bold, so went with Matchbox Twenty.  Of course Thomas had two points (more on him later), but the other two both had three points.  The top line for Pitt was fantastic, with Crosby and Rust each having a goal and two assists in the 5-3 win over the Oilers.  Their plus-minuses are quite ugly, but Crosby and Rust have been fantastic for fantasy purposes.  Rust doesn't get the credit he deserves for playing like a star.  Crosby moved into 9th on the all-time points list and is starting to make a case for being on the hockey Mount Rushmore.  He's probably just outside it, but regardless, we can never take Crosby for granted.  Both should be top 50 players for the rest of the season, with Crosby having a good chance to get inside the top 25.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights: