2Pair
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- Oct 8, 2017
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The Wild have both ends of the spectrum right now. Dubnyk gives up goals because he is way too slow in his crease at times, and isn't very good at tracking pucks. Stalock gives up goals because he's way too aggressive at times, and likes to run around his crease. Not sure how likely it is that Dubnyk finds a way to get faster, but I would think a good goalie coach would be able to calm Stalock down a little bit?That's what they tell us. Don't know about that. I think moving the correct amount is what you want. I also think being able to recover is important, and quickness helps there. Dubnyk seems slow side to side, and moves like a beached whale during scrambles.
No expert here, for sure. Like most players, goaltending is a mystery. I did take a couple of courses at Stauber's when I was coaching,p youth hockey, as I seemed to be the guy who always got the short straw when it came to coaching assignments.
Stalock's puck handling is also outstanding. Wonder if he can help Doobs in that area.