(Note: These rankings are based on players' projected performances in 2016-17.)

Here’s the Yahoo Sports ranking of the top 25 goalies in the NHL for the 2016-17 season. Tell us where we went right -- or gently point out where we went wrong -- in the comments section.

1. Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens: The Habs had the NHL’s best record when Price was in net for them last season – and the NHL’s worst record after he went down with injury. So yeah, he’s pretty good.

2. Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals: Flirted with 50 wins last year before settling in with an NHL-record-tying total of 48 en route to his first Vezina Trophy.

3. Cory Schneider, New Jersey Devils: The league’s best goalie who gets the least hype.

4. Ben Bishop, Tampa Bay Lightning: He’s bigger than the net, which helps.

View photos Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, still looking good after all these years. (Getty) More

5. Henrik Lundqvist, New York Rangers: Almost as good at goaltending as he is at looking good.

6. Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins: He took a step back last season, a reflection of the team in front of him.

7. Jonathan Quick, Los Angeles Kings: When he’s on, he’s unbeatable. And he’s usually on.

8. Martin Jones, San Jose Sharks: Backstopped the Sharks to the Stanley Cup final in his first season as an NHL starter.

9. Roberto Luongo, Florida Panthers: Twitter sensation @strombone1 still going strong at age 37.

10. Pekka Rinne, Nashville Predators: The ravages of age and injury are starting to emerge, but he’s not done yet.

11. Corey Crawford, Chicago Blackhawks: Two Stanley Cups to his credit and he still can’t crack the top 10?! What kind of crazy list is this?!

12. Jake Allen, St. Louis Blues: Platoon days are over, the Blues’ crease belongs to Allen.

13. Brian Elliott, Calgary Flames: Platoon days are over, the Flames’ crease belongs to Elliott.

14. Steve Mason, Philadelphia Flyers: Remember when he considered retirement a few years ago due to poor play and low confidence? Somehow, he went to the goalie graveyard in Philadelphia and rebounded in a big way.

15. Petr Mrazek, Detroit Red Wings: He was giving Holtby a bit of a run for the Vezina Trophy until hitting the wall in the homestretch of the regular season.

View photos Matt Murray is still considered an NHL rookie despite leading the Penguins to the Stanley Cup last spring. (Getty) More

16. Matt Murray, Pittsburgh Penguins: Just like Ken Dryden 45 years ago, Murray has a chance to win the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s top rookie after leading his team to the Stanley Cup the previous postseason.