{"playerId":370,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":42.7,"percentOwned":91.2,"playerRaterSEASON":3.9,"playerRater7DAY":-2.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Bryzgalov stopped 27 of 30 shots Tuesday as the Devils defeated the Flyers 3-1 to end their conference semifinal series in five games.","spin":"Bryzgalov will not want to spend too much time reflecting on what should have been in these playoffs, as he let some truly atrocious goals through, though the Flyers' wide-open style certainly didn't offer much assistance. Starting next season with a clean slate seems likely to do the Russian netminder -- not to mention his team -- some good. Remember, this is a rebuilding project for the Flyers; they were really never expected to be here in the first place.","date":"Tue May 8"},"fullName":"Ilya Bryzgalov","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Bryzgalov mentioned to the Associated Press in July that he'd be fine with playing 82 games this season if that were the organization's desire. (His fantasy owners would surely love it.) A more realistic approach would have him appearing as the starter in 60-65 contests this season, allowing young understudy Sergei Bobrovsky to get some work here and there. Bryz had his breakout campaign in the 2007-08 season; after being traded from Anaheim to Phoenix, he started 55 games, earning 26 wins with a 2.42 GAA and .921 SV%. He maintained solid ratios for the Coyotes in the next three seasons, but he's entering a very different kind of situation by heading to the Eastern Conference and the Flyers. He'll face significantly fewer shots, which can be good for the GAA, but could reduce his SV% in the process. As for the most frustrating category, he should be near the league lead in wins as long as he stays healthy. One of the few players we can definitely throw into the \"elite\" group this season.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri Sep 9"},"playerRater30DAY":12.1,"playerRater15DAY":-9.3,"positionRank":23}