{"playerId":370,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":146.4,"percentOwned":82.4,"playerRaterSEASON":-3.2,"playerRater7DAY":6.1,"fullName":"Ilya Bryzgalov","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The fans in Philly were pretty jazzed up about their team's prized acquisition prior to the 2010-11 season; Bryzgalov had put up a 2.54/.917 ratios split over four seasons with Phoenix, along with 32.5 wins per season in the desert. For a team that'd been searching for stability in the net ever since Ron Hextall's final season, Bryz seemed like a fine solution, and he came with an outsized personality to boot. Unfortunately, Bryzgalov has also had a penchant for letting in untimely (and sometimes questionable) goals in recent campaigns, something that became ever more present in 2011-12. Of course, we in the fantasy realm don't always concern ourselves with how a player generates his stats, just that they're effective. When it comes to goalies, as long as a guy is performing well -- and not in danger of losing his job due to untimely or soft goals -- we're in. Bryz did appear to lose part of his grip on the starting gig in Philly this past season, but a 33-win season (with 2.48 and .909 as his final ratios) isn't too shabby. During the lockout, a failed stint in the KHL -- he was demoted to third-string prior to leaving CSKA Moscow -- is disconcerting, but not the end of the world, as others struggled in that spot too. For 2012-13, the pressure isn't off him in the least; but at least in the fantasy realm, he'll be going later than last season in drafts, so the expectations won't be so astronomical.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Jan 10"},"playerRater30DAY":-4.4,"playerRater15DAY":4.2,"positionRank":50}