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23. Frederik Andersen

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23. Frederik Andersen

Frederik Andersen played in his native Denmark, playing well enough to earn a Seventh Round Pic by the Anaheim Ducks in 2010.  Three years later, Andersen made his NHL debut with a 23 Game rookie year.

Injuries to John Gibson saw Andersen ascend to the starter in 2014-15, where he won 35 games against only 12 losses. As good as he was, the Ducks coveted Gibson more, and the duo split the goaltending duties in 2015-16.  The tandem was excellent, winning the William M. Jennings Trophy, but with two Goalies deserving of the first spot, Andersen was deemed expendable.

As the Ducks had John Gibson, Anderson was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs, for a First and Second Round Pick, though neither panned out for Anaheim.  With the Ducks, Andersen had a 2.33 GAA with a sparkling record of 77-26-33.

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Goalie
  • Acquired: Selected in the 7th Round, 187th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/26/10.
  • Departed:

    Traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs for the previously acquired 2016 1stRound Pick (which would be Sam Steel) and Toronto’s 2017 2ndRound Pick 6/20/16.
  • Games Played: 125
  • Notable Statistics:

    77 Wins
    26 Losses
    33 Ties 
    6 Shutouts
    2.33 GAA 
    .918 Save Percentage 
    21.2 Goalie Point Shares

    28 Playoff Games
    17 WIns
    8 Losses
    2 Shutouts
    2.34 GAA
    .916 Save Percentage
  • Non-NHL Teams:

    William M. Jennings Trophy (2016)
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