Vezina Trophy Winner Odds, Predictions, Best Bets 2022/23

• Igor Shesterkin is a favorite to repeat as top goaltender
• Andrei Vasilevskiy vies for his second Vezina
• Nashville moves on from Pekka Rinne

NHL 2022-23: Vezina Award Odds

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Igor Shesterkin - New York Rangers (Last season: 36-13-4, .935SV%, 2.07GAA)

Last year’s Vezina trophy winner Igor Shesterkin is listed as the league’s favorite to finish the 2023 season once again as the league’s best goaltender.

In nine games this season, Shesterkin has a record of 6-1-2, a save percentage of .916 and a 2.41 goals against average.

He is currently tied with Ilya Sorokin and Juuse Saros for the second-most games played so far this season.

Odds: +450

Jake Oettenger - Dallas Stars (Last season: 30-15-1, .914SV%, 2.53GAA)

Dallas Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger is currently ranked first among NHL goalies with a 1.40 goals against average - having played seven games.

Oettinger also boasts a league-leading .952 save percentage and has one shutout.

This is just Oettinger’s third full campaign in the NHL.

Odds: +1100

 Andrei Vasilevskiy - Tampa Bay Lightning (Last season: 39-18-5, .916SV%, 2.49GAA)

Two-time Stanley Cup champion, Conn Smythe winner, and 2019’s Vezina award winner Andrei Vasilevskiy is always a favorite when it comes to betting on the league’s best goalie.

However, the team playing in front of him haven’t provided much support this early in the season. Vasilevskiy’s record is currently below-500 at 4-3-1 and his goals against average sits at a higher-than-usual 2.87.

Odds: +1400

Ilya Sorokin - New York Islanders (Last season: 26-18-8, .925SV%, 2.40GAA)

Ilya Sorokin has already played in nine games for the New York Islanders and has the ninth-best goals against average and save percentage so far this season. He also has one shutout.

The five-time KHL all-star is in just his third NHL season and is already considered one of the league’s top-five goaltenders.

Odds: +450

Juuse Saros - Nashville Predators (Last season: 38-25-3, .918SV%, 2.64GAA)

Pekka Rinne who?

Nashville fans were worried when the former franchise goalie retired but Juuse Saros has filled his shoes (or skates) nicely.

However, like Vasilevskiy, the team in front of Saros has struggled so far this season, leaving Saros with a record of 3-5-1. His save percentage is still above .900 but his GAA is high, as it currently sits at 3.12.

Odds: +2500