Armchair Hockey Scout Beta

This is the 2024-25 edition — an archived read. Read the 2026-27 report →

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Jordan Binnington

St. Louis Blues Goaltender

The second-lightest goaltender in this edition, and his best save percentage since 2018-19.

SeasonTeamGPWLOTLGAGAASOSASV%
2015-16STL100014.6904.750
2018-19STL322451591.895807.927
2019-20STL50301371262.5631430.912
2020-21STL42181481082.6501200.910
2021-22STL37181441123.1321135.901
2022-23STL61272761943.3121826.894
2023-24STL57282151562.8431786.913
2024-25 so far
Career28014594317562.79158188.908

This Season So Far

The 2024-25 season has not started. The empty row above is his, and both it and this paragraph fill in on their own from the morning after he first plays: what he has done, what it is worth against his own last season, and the run he is on when the two disagree.

Last Season

57 games, 28-21-5 with a .9127 and a 2.84, 3 shutouts, facing 1,786 shots.

The club’s goaltending came in 18.0 goals better than the chances it faced, fifth in the league, and most of that was his. The .9127 is his best figure since 2018-19 and it came behind the club with the seventh-most attempts against in hockey.

The Physical Game

He is 6-2 and 172 — the second-lightest goaltender in this edition.

He is small and quick and plays an aggressive, angular game, coming out to the top of the paint and cutting the shot down rather than waiting for it. The recovery across the crease is very fast and the trade is that when he reads a play wrong there is nothing left behind him.

The Mental Game

A career .9077 across 280 games with 145 wins and 15 shutouts.

He went .9269 in his first 32 games and has been between .8938 and .9127 in every season since, which is the whole argument about him: he is either the best goaltender on the ice or the reason his club lost, and there is very little in between. Twenty-eight wins on a club that took 45 per cent of the attempts is the case for the defence.

The Intangibles

Eighty-eighth overall in 2011 by St. Louis, seven seasons, one organisation, and 280 games.

One hundred and forty-five career wins against 94 losses. He is 31 and has played every one of his 280 NHL games for the same club.