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Originally Posted by N-E-B
One of three goals were bad, the other two were brain dead plays by the players in front of him. Don't know how you can blame Ramo for that one.
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Didn't get to watch the game, so this isn't a comment on any particular goal, but I always differentiate between bad goals, where any NHL goalie should make the stop, and ones where, while you can see how it would go in (so not "blaming" the goalie per se), a goalie playing really well can make the stop.
With Ramo my question would be - how was his overall positioning, rebound control and did he overplay a lot? Those are the warning signs for me that his game is slipping. Hiller's are different.