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Originally Posted by GranteedEV
I'm not sure about that. Low danger shots are sometimes heavily screened. High danger shots are sometimes someone shovelling the puck into the pads of the butterfly goalie.
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As a starting point, I think they are a pretty good screen. If a goalie is in the bottom third of getting scored on low danger shots then they are likely going to be letting in more bad goals in general and they can dig-in from there.