You'll note that the goalies on each island are taken directly from the losers in each individual bracket. Since there were really no upsets in the opening round of the tournament the goalie from the 4-5 matchup was always the highest seeded. Now if you go back to the article on the homepage you'll note that sequentially in each bracket the matchups from top to bottom read 1-8, 4-5, 3-6, 2-7. I just took the names of each loser in sequence leaving the goalie from the 4-5 matchup always in the second spot. Whether that goalie is actually the best is up to you. I personally didn't vote that way in three of the four islands but to each their own.

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Ha, I didn't catch that! That sure would explain it.

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H2H 10 GMs Keeper: keep up to 4 at cost of draft pick (round in red) G, A,+/-,PIM,SOG,PPP; Wins,GAA,Sv% Start 2C 2R 2L 1 Util 4D 2G, weekly starts
C: Tomáš Plecanec (10), Jonathan Huberdeau (11)
LW: Patrik Eliáš (14), Pascal Dupuis (10) Иlлья Kovalchuk (1), Brandon Saad (10)
RW: Jarome Iginla (3), Phil Kessel (2) Jakub Voráček (9)
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D:Ryan Suter (7), Mike Green (4), Brent Burns (10), Mark Streit, Justin Schultz (12)
G:Craig Anderson (6), Дeвaн Dubnyk (17) Cepгeй Bobrovsky (9), Niklas Bäckström (8)