This comes from Jeff Marek of CBC's Hockey Night in Canada:
Nashville's Pekka Rinne was definitely up against some stiff competition, which reflects just how far Finnish goaltending has come in the last 10-15 years. Recall that as recently as the 1998-99 season, there were no Finn goaltenders in the NHL, and now there are 7, some of them among the league's best.
Those all compare favorably to what Rinne has done this season:
Pekka's been good, but certainly not great this season for the Predators, and "great" is what's required these days to make the Olympic squad. Perhaps this might serve as motivation over the rest of this season?