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Originally Posted by SuperMatt18
K then let's analyse this particular goal.
Let's look at the second the shot is taken.
Admittedly I'm not a goaltending coach or expert but I'd like my goalie to be at the top of his crease here an attacking the shooting thats winding up, instead of having a foot still on the goalline / post. Also dont think he really get's square here on what was a pass the Flames deflected on a bit of a broken play.
Tanev does collapse way too low into the crease for sure which is an issue.
And now then the puck goes in.
Still deep in his net with a pad on the post. Makes himself very, very small in his butterfly, and I dont think he ever got square to where the shot came from (although that could be on Tanev collapsing too low).
In the end it's the same issues that have plagued him all season on these medium danger shots from the tops of the circles.
Too deep in his net, makes himself small, and not square. |
Yes, you are not a goalie coach. They simply don’t teach (a) standup and (b) playing way out (not that he can get there on that play). He just didn’t see the puck on that play. Because there were 3 Flames in front of him plus Avs. He had a way better chance on the first goal.