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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
I understand what you are going for
Your screenshot is from after the goal, not where the puck passed him
The shot was in the area around the glove, where there is some net, some glove
Vladar is at the top of the crease so about 22 feet from that shot location
If the shot is 80 mph, that is 117 feet per second
The puck is in the net .19 seconds after the shot
Let’s discuss reaction time - the eye sees, that signal goes to the brain, the brain reacts by delivering a signal to the hands, and the hands have to react with a specific muscle reaction.
That lag is typically about 200 ms, or .2 s.
It just didn’t hit his body or glove. Yeah, he could have been positioned differently. But wasn’t poorly positioned
Well placed shot
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The screen shot is just as it left Soucy's stick, not after the goal.
Reaction time being what it is, a 6'5 goalie (before skates) should not be beaten high (with room to spare in this case) over the shoulder on a clean look shot, that he has time enough to be set for (and he was).
What's the point of being 6'5 goalie if you're going to be leaving 6-8 inches in the top of the 4ft high net?