Ramo's flaws are coachable ones (correct angles, staying square to the shooter, not being over-aggressive and staying in the net), so I always have hope that he can become more consistent over time. He's always had the skills, but he just needs to refine his approach and develop a consistent gameplan.
I don't know how the goalie position will play out this year, but we have 3 very capable starters ready to go in training camp, so hopefully the competition pushes Ramo even more than Hiller did last year.
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"You know, that's kinda why I came here, to show that I don't suck that much" ~ Devin Cooley, Professional Goaltender
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