Someone once said, you can make statistics say what you want if you try. You cannot disagree with that. But when you set out to prove one thing with statistics and end up proving yourself wrong, wise men can sit at home eating plain crackers.
I set out trying to prove myself wrong, and ended up proving myself both wrong and right? At this point, who knows. You can believe me or not, but Antti Raanta and Pyotr Kochetkov are in fact better or as good (at least according to the statistical test I ran) as Fredrick Andersen.