Goalie matchup: Lightning-Penguins

Justin Goldman chooses Dwayne Roloson, Tampa Bay: Like a fine vintage wine from the hidden hills of Tuscany, Dwayne Roloson continues to quietly improve with age.

His butterfly style is the epitome of economy. By minimizing movements and using a very compact, yet aggressive, stance, he saves a ton of energy during the course of a game. He never moves unless he absolutely has to, while his narrow butterfly eliminates unnecessary stress on his hips and lower back.

Roloson also butterfly slides in short, powerful bursts. This allows him to spend more time on his skates and grants him the ability to move around his crease at faster speeds. It's almost like his entire game is based on a philosophy of conservation.

I also bet you didn't know about Roloson's unique vision training. Thanks to his time spent with Dr. Mark Gordon, a developmental optometrist that works with many pro athletes, Dwayne trains his eyes to conserve even more energy during a game. He does numerous eye exercises that improve his ability to process different speeds, increase his peripheral vision and enhance his overall eye-hand coordination.

These hidden elements of Roloson's game are a major reason why he's primed for a big first-round performance.

Not only is Roloson's technical game aged to perfection, so too is his mind. He experienced plenty of trepidation on a well-traveled but unsuccessful journey to the Stanley Cup Final. He was subjected to the frustrations of playing in a tandem for numerous years. He also played on a struggling Islanders team and still performed exceptionally well.

No matter what kind of obstacle is thrown in his path, Roloson finds a way to bust through it and come out the other side stronger than before. His work ethic and determination are just a few other active ingredients that create a tasty recipe for playoff success.

A young man's deeds become an old man's wisdom. As a goaltender, you live and learn. Marc-Andre Fleury might have a ring on his finger, but Roloson has fire in his eyes and experience on his side.