
Andrei Vasilevskiy
Goaltender · Tampa Bay Lightning
2012 Draft, Rd 1 Pick 19 (#19) — Tampa Bay Lightning
Current Season
GP
58
W-L-OTL
39-15-4
GAA
2.31
SV%
.912
SO
2
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$9.50M
Total Value
$76.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2027-2028
Status
Then UFA
via PuckPedia
Recent Stories
Anaheim's Lukas Dostal channels his inner Vasilevskiy with a toe save on Shea Theodore that has goalies' coaches buzzing across the league. In a playoff push where every stop counts, this highlight-reel denial underscores why Dostal remains a restricted free agent teams are circling. Vegas' blue-line maestro had the perfect setup, but Dostal's instincts turned a sure goal into a teaching moment for young netminders everywhere.
The Canadiens roll into Tampa Bay facing a Lightning squad that's been a playoff beast for years, with locker room whispers about Vasilevskiy's edge in net. Meanwhile, the Wild head to Denver where the Avalanche's high-octane attack tests Minnesota's gritty defense that always shows up in tight spots. These matchups carry real weight for seeding battles, as front offices eye every shift for clues on who's peaking at the right time.
Montreal goaltender Jakub Dobes reaches out with a classy apology to Andrei Vasilevskiy after a tense overtime moment in Game 1 shakes up the series. Veterans around the league nod at the respect shown between netminders, especially with Vasilevskiy's pedigree in do-or-die spots. This gesture underscores the tightrope young goalies walk in playoff pressure cookers, where one play can define a run.
Josh Anderson delivers the dagger as the Canadiens claw their way to a series lead over the Lightning in a playoff thriller that has Montreal's bench erupting. The Habs, leaning on their gritty forecheck that wore down Tampa's stars late, flip the script on a Lightning squad that's no stranger to early deficits. With the series shifting arenas, expect Vasilevskiy to face even more heat from Montreal's relentless pressure in front of a raucous Bell Centre crowd.
Montreal goalie Jakub Dobes reaches out with a classy apology to Andrei Vasilevskiy following a heated Game 1 overtime clash. Tenders rarely air personal moments like this amid playoff intensity. Respect between netminders underscores the thin line they walk in do-or-die battles.
Montreal's Juraj Slafkovsky cashes in a power-play beauty past Andrei Vasilevskiy, giving the Habs a spark against Tampa's fortress. Vasilevskiy's seen it all, but young guns like Slafkovsky thrive in these spotlights, and Anderson's tally adds to the pressure. This series tests whether Tampa's experience holds or Montreal's youth surges ahead.