In the second deal of the day for the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday, the Sabres sent goaltender Jhonas Enroth to the Dallas Stars in exchange for goalie Anders Lindback and a conditional third round selection in this year’s draft.

The Enroth swap may indicate a general value for goaltenders that could provide an idea of what Karri Ramo could net, if traded.

There have been a handful of recent trades involving goaltenders and draft picks, which could provide some clues:

The Fasth deal seems to be the one I’d point to if I were Brad Treliving. Fasth’s numbers are downright bad compared to Ramo’s. Fasth is 5-14-2, with a 3.33 goals against average and ugly .889 save percentage. Ramo’s 8-5-1 with a 2.62 goals against average and .905 save percentage.

And in terms of the Enroth/Lindback swap, Enroth has a similar save percentage to Ramo’s (.903) but ugly goals-against and win-loss numbers, while Lindback has been an NHL/AHL tweener with great AHL numbers in limited duty by an UGLY 2-8-0 NHL record.

So the gist is, Ramo’s value should be in the vicinity of a depth player and a third round pick (or a third round pick and a fourth or fifth round pick). But given that Reto Berra was moved for a second round selection last year, virtually anything is possible if you have a suitably motivated buyer.