This week's edition of The Hockey News offers a ranking of the Top 30 netminders in the NHL, an order meted out by seven former pro goaltenders:

1. Martin Brodeur
2. Roberto Luongo
3. Miikka Kiprusoff
4. J-S Giguere
5. Dominik Hasek
6. Ryan Miller
7. Ray Emery
8. Marty Turco
9. Vesa Toskala
10. Marc-Andre Fleury
11. Kari Lehtonen
12. Chris Mason
13. Rick DiPietro
14. Cam ward
15. Manny Fernandez
16. Henrik Lundqvist
17. Olaf Kolzig
18. Dwayne Rolsoon
19. Andrew Raycroft
20. Tomas Vokoun
21. Cristobal Huet
22. Manny Legace
23. Johan Holmqvist
24. Nikolai Khabibulin
25. Peter Budaj
26. Evgeni Nabokov
27. Martin Biron
28. Tim Thomas
29. Ed Belfour
30. Curtis Joseph

The list is fairly solid, although obviously very heavily weighted to this season. I wouldn't have put Marc-Andre Fleury in the Top 10, for example, and Chris Mason is far too high based on what I've seen (a few weeks of excellent play does not a great netminder make).

The Wild's Niklas Backstrom gets left off the list altogether despite his strong play, and Curtis Sanford and Mathieu Garon have played well on terrible teams. (And if you really want to reward someone for a short burst of strong netminding, Sean Burke has been downright stellar.)

I think Cristobal Huet should also get a bump up from 21st.

Your thoughts?