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But don't you think that a team gets a mindset of instead of trying to do what you are supposed to do that you instead, and perhaps subconsiously, alter your play to "protect" or help a goalie that you really don't have confidence in? For instance forwards that do not forecheck and shoot as agressively as they would like because they think they should hang back a bit, and possibly miss scoring opportunities. There are those D men who agressively pinch in to hold the puck in the zone under normal circumstances, but fail to do so as they are unwilling to give up the odd man rush because they don't think the goalie will make the save. D men sprawling on the ice desperately trying to block shots instead of letting the keeper handle the initial shot where the D man should be knocking down any opposing player in the vincinity of the crease/slot so a potential rebound is not potted for a goal. I am not opposed to Lindback, I actually liked the move to aquire him and hope he ends up becoming our starter but right now, goaltending is certainly not one of our strongest areas on the ice. We need that save pct over 900. Forgot to touch on the coach. All coaches know each team is different so yes, Boucher is having difficulty finding the right combinations, but he has been very sucessful at every level he has ever coached at. I am willing to give him some grace for a while. Last edited by gphockey; 03-12-2013 at 02:10 PM. |
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