Raanta allowed three goals on 20 shots in the Coyotes’ loss to the Jets on Saturday. Despite losing all three of his starts last week while posting a 2.65 GAA and .916 SV%, Raanta will get another crack at the Jets tonight in Winnipeg. Raanta has gone 0-2-1 with a 3.70 GAA and .900 SV% in three road starts this season.
Raanta gave up three goals on 37 shots in the Coyotes loss in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Since returning to the Coyotes crease, Raanta has allowed a combined nine goals on 105 shots (.914 SV%). He draws a rough road matchup tonight in St. Louis as the Blues come in averaging 3.25 goals for per game this season.
Raanta stopped 36 of 37 shots in the Coyotes’ win over the Hurricanes on Saturday. Scott Wedgewood got the nod last night, so they’ll come back to Raanta tonight vs. the Penguins. Raanta is coming off of the best performance of his short Coyotes career and it could be a sign of things to come as he gets back to 100 percent.
Raanta allowed five goals on 31 shots in the Coyotes’ loss to the Sabres on Thursday. After a couple of good seasons with the Rangers, Raanta has struggled with the Coyotes so far—the 28-year-old has allowed 10 goals on 87 shots (.885 SV%) in his first four starts in an Arizona uniform.
Raanta allowed five goals on 31 shots in the Coyotes’ loss to the Sabres on Thursday. After a couple of good seasons with the Rangers, Raanta has struggled with the Coyotes so far—the 28-year-old has allowed 10 goals on 87 shots (.885 SV%) in his first four starts in an Arizona uniform.
Raanta was brought over this summer via trade and his Coyotes career has gotten off to a rocky start. He has allowed five goals on 56 shots (.911 SV%) with one great outing, one terrible start and then got injured in his third. Tonight he makes his first start since October 12th and it will be his first of many if he can stay healthy.
Raanta has been sidelined since October 12th, but it looks like he will make his return to the Coyotes crease tonight vs. the Sabres. In his first three appearances with the Coyotes, Raanta has allowed five goals on 56 shots (.911 SV%). Keep and eye on if he starts tonight or if he returns in a background capacity.
Raanta has missed the last six games with a lower-body injury but it looks like he could get back between the pipes tonight in New Jersey. The Coyotes are still searching for their first win of the season and Raanta’s return will go a long way in helping that cause.
Raanta will miss his second straight game with a lower-body injury, leaving either Louis Domingue or Adin Hill to start against the Dallas Stars. There’s no official word on how long Raanta is expected to be sidelined so monitor his status when the Coyotes return home after their brief one-game road-trip.
Raanta left Thursday’s game with a lower-body injury after stopping all nine shots that he faced in the first period. There is no word how serious Raanta’s injury is, but they recalled Marek Langhamer this afternoon, which suggests that Raanta will miss at least one game.
Raanta was pulled after allowing three goals on five shots in the Coyotes’ loss in Vegas on Tuesday. It was a much different outing than his Coyotes debut on Saturday, when he stopped 40 of 42 in a overtime defeat. Tonight he will make his third consecutive start and he will take on a Red Wings team that is 2-1-0 while averaging 2.67 goals for per game so far.
Raanta made 40 saves on 42 shots in the Coyotes’ overtime loss to the Golden Knights on Saturday. After sitting out the season opener with a lower-body injury, Raanta was excellent in his Coyotes debut. Like other Arizona netminders before him, Raanta will be a busy netminder this season. He’ll get another crack at Vegas in his second start of 2017-18.
Raanta missed the Coyotes’ season opener because of a lower-body injury, but he has deemed himself ready to go for Saturday’s game vs. the Golden Knights. In two years as the Rangers’ backup, Raanta posted a 2.25 GAA and .921 SV% and gets his crack as an No.1 netminder with Arizona. He makes for a strong start against a Vegas team that does not look very good on paper.
Raanta missed the Coyotes’ season opener because of a lower-body injury, but he has deemed himself ready to go for Saturday’s game vs. the Golden Knights. In two years as the Rangers’ backup, Raanta posted a 2.25 GAA and .921 SV% and gets his crack as an No.1 netminder with Arizona. He makes for a strong start against a Vegas team that does not look very good on paper.
Raanta was held out of the preseason finale due to a lower-body ailment, but was back on the ice for Sunday’s practice so it looks like he will be ready to start Thursday’s season opener. Raanta is expected to see the largest workload of his career following an offseason trade from New York to Arizona, where he will serve as their No.1 goaltending option.
