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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - It takes quite a performance
to swipe the starting goaltender job from a man with a 1.66
goals against average (GAA) and an NHL-leading .941 save
percentage (SV%).  But Los Angeles Kings goalie Ben Scrivens has
seen rookie Martin Jones vault to the top of the depth chart
this month after the 23-year-old made his debut on Dec. 3.  In
his first six NHL starts, Jones has gone 6-0-0 with a 0.82 GAA
and a .972 SV% while picking up three shutouts. He's already
tied for the league lead in the latter category with seven other
netminders, including Scrivens. All seven have appeared in at
least 16 games.  Jones is the latest player to step into Los
Angeles' net and suddenly become an impenetrable force.
Jonathan Quick posted a 1.95 GAA, a .929 SV% and 10 shutouts in
2011-12 before going on to win the Stanley Cup and Conn Smyth
Trophy.  Quick's backup, Jonathan Bernier, had a 1.87 GAA and a
.922 SV% in 14 games last season, promp