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Originally Posted by soulchoice
Exactly this, Rasmus decision to chip the puck to Brodie there was the catalyst for that goal. You don’t chip the puck to your partner when the opposing player is already skating towards and is a stride away from Brodie, who is on the blue line. It was as weak of a play by Rasmus as it was a bad attempt to keep the puck in from Brodie.
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Brodie has to learn how to play those bounces man he eithier has terrible hand eye control or he just doesnt think the game fast enough to put his body in front of the puck because that happens to him all the freaking time