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Originally Posted by moon
I would say cherry picking is choosing games he had poor stats ie the first 11 games and excluding them.
No progression is based on watching him play. Save percentage in 17 games can be a little misleading and be based on more than just what Berra is doing (for example good save percentage last night not because of his great play but a garbage effort from the Oilers). My concern with him is he still struggles with position in his net and overcommitting side to side, still lets in weak goals especially in the 3rd period it seems and has yet to have a game where I would say he stole one or stood on his head. To me those are the same issues he has when he first started here and they haven't improved.
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Dude...its beyond obvious that Berra is heads and tails better than he was in October and November...and its not debateable using either stats or the eyeball test.
Im not a fan of the guy either and dont believe he amounts to much of anything at the NHL level, but there is just no way to deny he isnt playing far better than he did at seasosn start.