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Originally Posted by Mean Mr. Mustard
That seems like a pretty minor difference. I really like Wolf - he is a fantastic young goaltender with massive potential. At the same time he is a young goaltender who they will want in between the pipes for the foreseeable future. He is developing really well as part of a tandem and with the physical nature of the position it seems prudent develop him slowly.
Where is the benefit to pushing Wolf more? His development isn't suffering - so just bringing him along slowly makes sense. Especially when you look at the huge number of goaltenders who need hip surgery by the time they are 30.
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I would agree that this is the only valid argument against Wolf not starting more games. Less wear and tear on the body to hopefully get more longevity out of him when the Flames actually have a team in front of him (hopefully).