Not surprisingly, Matt Vinc dominates the Bandits' top performances - and then some.
Vinc has added his name to this list three times this year, with a No. 2, a No. 3, and a number 8. That means he has the top eight and nine out of ten. Wow. Nothing against Ian MacKay, but that sounds like an MVP of the playoffs.
The first list is for Buffalo goalies:
Name - Opponent - Date - Saves/Shots - Pct.
Vinc - Toronto - 5/3/24 - 53/57 - .930
Vinc - San Diego - 4/25/25 - 48/52 - .923
Vinc - Vancouver - 5/2/25 - 35/38 - .921
Vinc - Colorado - 6/3/23 - 46/50 - .920
Vinc - Toronto - 5/12/23 - 52/57 - .912
Vinc - Albany - 5/17/22 - 45/50 - .900
Vinc - New England - 5/14/19 - 46/52 - .885
Vinc - Saskatchewan - 5/24/25 - 42/48 - .875
Cosmo - Toronto - 5/5/12 - 48/55 - .873
Vinc - Rochester - 5/6/23 - 44/51 - .863
And while we are at it, we can look at opposing goalies. Someone must play at least 45 minutes to qualify, and Vinc has that record too. But we have an addition to that list this season as well.
Name - Opponent - Date - Saves/Shots - Pct.
Vinc - New York - 5/9/09 - 41/44 - .932
Origlieri - San Diego - 4/25/25 - 39/44 - .886
Del Bianco - Calgary - 5/18/19 - 48/55 - .873
Ward - Colorado - 6/18/22 - 55/63 - .873
Jamieson - Albany - 5/7/22 - 49/57 - .860
Rose - Toronto - 5/5/12 - 36/42 - .857
Ward - Colorado - 6/11/22 - 40/48 - .833
Dobson - Georgia - 4/27/24 - 49/59 - .831
Bold - Saskatchewan - 5/28/16 - 43/52 - .827
Bold - Saskatchewan - 6/4/16 - 47/57 - .825
Updated as of May 26, 2025
