^ In this one, I don’t think it’s on Brodie. I get what you are saying about where Brodie normally goes if Smith handles the puck successfully.
In this case, the guy who takes the puck from Smith passes to the shooter. Never mind Brodie, Smith has to make two moves to make the save, first getting ahead of the goal line, then moving left to cover the net. There simply isn’t enough time for him to be in a position with a high likelihood of a save, Brodie or no Brodie.
Definitely Smith made sure to mention Brodie though.
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