NHL Projected Shots Against - Rest of Season - Rest of Season
Shots against indicate goalie workload and save opportunity volume. Our projections show which goalies are expected to face heavy rubber this season. High shot volume can be good (more saves) or bad (more goals against risk) depending on your fantasy format.
Why shots against matter
SA determines both save opportunities and goals-against risk. Understanding expected workload helps you choose the right goalies.
SA factors
- Opponent shot volume: Some teams shoot 35+ times per game - Team defense: Bad teams allow more shots - Game script: Underdogs face barrages while protecting leads - Pace: High-scoring games produce more shots both ways
SA benchmarks
- Light workload: 22-26 shots - Average workload: 27-31 shots - Heavy workload: 32+ shots
Forward-looking projections only
ROS stats represent expected future production—they don't include any stats already accumulated this season.
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Identify which goalies will be busy. High shot volume creates save opportunities for those chasing saves.
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Goalies facing low shot volume have better SV% and lower GA risk. Target these for efficiency.
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