Quick:
33 games / 17-13-2 record / 2.32GAA .922 SV% (’07, 19g), 2.68 GAA .919 SV% (’08, 14g)
Bernier:
67 games / 30-28-6 record / 1.63GAA, .946 SV% (’07, 3g), 2.40GAA, .914 SV% (’08, 54g), 1.67GAA, .953 SV% (’09, 10g)
Observations: Bernier has played twice as many AHL games. Bernier has a better GAA and SV% at the AHL level. And keep in mind with SV% that Bernier faces fewer shots than Quick, all things being equal, because Bernier gives up fewer rebounds than Quick. Last season, at the time of Quick’s call-up to the Kings, it was noted somewhere that Quick was facing 6 more shots per game than Bernier, and this was attributed to the fact that Quick himself was creating these extra shot opportunities.
How much more seasoning does Bernier need before he’s called up? I’m not saying it’s necessary now, or even desirable. But ask me after Christmas.
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Some posts the robot says are related, but I'll let you be the judge of that:
- SchoolYourPool.com | Jonathan Bernier, for real this time
- Meanwhile, In Manchester tonight: Moller scores, Parse scores, Elkins gets an assist, so does Martinez — and that’s it for scoring…just the four guys who got sent down.
- Pierre LaBrun has an interesting Bernier tidbit
- Zatkoff nipping at Bernier’s heels in Manchester – NHL.com – Prospects
- Bernier is AHL Goalie of the Month for October
- Hickey will wear number 37 in Manchester
- Bernier Extinguishes Lowell’s Fire
