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Originally Posted by GioforPM
I'd be more inclined to blame Sigalet if the goalies all changed their style to something common (that wasn't working). But each guy has had different issues. Ramo was wild and took himself out of position. Hiller played too standard positionally, playing the odds, and didn't really fight for the puck. Elliott was somewhat the same way. Johnson had a weak glove. Gillies has trouble down low at the corner of the net - not really strong on the post. Smith tends to be too erratic in his movements, and is a bit slow across the crease. He plays a bit deep and relies on athleticism (which is probably not wise for an aging goalie).
On the other hand Sigalet doesn't really seem to be able to fix on a solution either. He doesn't seem to have a trademark style, like Allaire.
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RE the bold type: Shouldn't the goalie coach A) recognize these, and B) work towards correcting them with the player?
Are you saying that the goalies are not listening/respecting/learning from the goalie coach? Then why have him?
This is where I think a former player would work best as the goalie coach.