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Originally Posted by The Cobra
Backhands are tougher to read for opponents (especially goalies) because no one knows exactly where they are going. Including the shooter.
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Originally Posted by yourbestfriend
Grab a hockey stick and a puck. See how hard you can shoot a puck on your back hand, then do the same thing on your forehand.
It boggles my mind how people think that Brodie or any player can pass just as accurate and hard on their backhand as their forehand. A good break out requires a great first pass which needs to be both hard and accurate, you just can’t do that as well on your backhand.
https://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/10...ded-defensemen
Babcock sums it up pretty good |
Have the two of you just.. never seen TJ Brodie make a pass on his backhand? You're just arguing generalities when we've got a guy who can complete 175 foot sauce passes on the tape on his backhand - among other things.
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Last edited by GranteedEV; 04-13-2018 at 12:54 PM.
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