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Originally Posted by GioforPM
How does that work? How does bad goaltending lead to more chances, aside from maybe rebounds (which wasn’t an issue)? And how does the team allowing more chances lead to bad goaltending? It just means that even a good goaltender will allow more goals because of sheer volume and quality of chances.
Markstrom wasn’t great. But aside from game one, which he won, shots weren’t simply going through him. The big complaint seems to be he didn’t make up for the team in front of him allowing 10 bell chances by standing on his head.
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They are a mentally weak team. Their confident was shattered after seeing how their goaltender kept letting in weak goals
I haven’t seen too many teams won a playoff with weak goaltending
And it’s obvious if you allowed too many good chances, it would lead to goals. Vicious cycle. Once that started, Flames were dead.