{"playerId":132,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":230,"percentOwned":3,"playerRaterSEASON":0.5,"playerRater7DAY":8.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Khabibulin stopped 38 shots in Friday's win over Minnesota giving him his fourth win of the season.","spin":"Khabibulin ceded much of his playing time to Devan Dubnyk this season and battled some minor injuries. His best days are clearly behind him, but this is a goaltender who won a Stanley Cup nine seasons ago. The Oilers have struggled to play consistently this season and Khabibulin was the team's backup. If he decides to retire, he'll have one more Stanley Cup ring than most of the league's players.","date":"Sat Apr 27"},"fullName":"Nikolai Khabibulin","seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"No one outside the Khabibulin household foresaw the hot start that the Bulin Wall produced during the 2011-12 campaign; to wit, he'd posted just 10 wins in 47 appearances a season prior, with a ratios split of 3.40/.890. But from the start of the season through Dec. 22, those ratios stood at 2.01 and .932, and he'd notched 11 Ws in less than half the appearances. There was an undeniable feeling that the wheels were going to fall off and they did: after Dec. 22, he had just one win in 18 appearances, and the ratios dipped to 3.51/.881. Looking ahead to 2012-13, Khabibulin will slide more into the background as Devan Dubnyk takes over the lion's share of starts. During the lockout, he's been recovering from a hip/groin injury, and his status as the shortened season begins is up in the air. Let someone else take the risk on draft day, but be prepared to add him from waivers if Dubnyk has trouble in the early going.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Thu Jan 10"},"playerRater30DAY":-5.7,"playerRater15DAY":3,"positionRank":33}