Johnstone's FQ score of 54.71 places him virtually level with this player, reflecting a similarly data-thin profile where baseline adequacy is confirmed but elite shot-stopping evidence is absent; the key difference is Johnstone's broader top-flight exposure across multiple seasons.

Dimitrievski scores 53.74, making him the closest comparable in terms of positional tier and scoring band; he similarly lacks the sub-score depth to distinguish himself as an above-average operator, though his league context differs.

Hradecký's FQ score of 58.12 sits just above this player's 55.71, representing the near-term ceiling if the current form trajectory is sustained; Hradecký's longer established record at top-league level gives his score more evidential weight.