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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
I don’t think “books” on players really matter. Game moves too fast. Wolf doesn’t have any weak spots. He plays exceptionally well most of the time and has the odd disaster game, like Kipper.
I’m sure everyone knows what McDavid, MacKinnon, Hellebyuck, Ovechkin etc are going to do and how they do it. But would you look at that… they just continue doing it anyway.
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Yes, but that's the point I made with Wolf, it's how he reacts: there is a book on everyone, it's a question of whether they can overcome and adapt - and the best players always do. That's part of what makes them the best.
Also, the book on goalies is more direct than that on players, because weaknesses can be more directly exploited. If a goalie has a weak glove, goals are going in until he fixes it.