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Originally Posted by tvp2003
Safe to say Ramo isn't going anywhere just yet. This would be a good time to let Berra work on his game in practice and let Ramo carry the mail for the next few starts.
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Ramo is not as quick as Berra but I thought he's been okay. His biggest weakness I think is giving up big rebounds. Berra on the other hand plays well early most of his game but he tends to give up bad goals at the wrong time. I don't think he ever wins in regulation time yet. Sorry I missed his first game and can't remember if they won in OT or not. When Berra plays aggressive and challenge the shooter, he is better. But when he is just standing around close to the net that's when he gets in trouble. I think both goalies are still learning the NHL and I definitely think they will a good above average goaltender in the NHL if they are willing to learn from mistakes.