Peter Holland Shootout move
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Corey Perry and Jakob Silfverberg pretty much always do the same thing.
Silf: Skate in to the left, little fake, top shelf far side.
Perru: Skate to the middle, five hole
Silf: Skate in to the left, little fake, top shelf far side.
Perru: Skate to the middle, five hole
Maybe he should use his "dive into the empty net trying to tap in a teammate's shot before it crosses the goal line" move.
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I've seen Holland score with that move many times. If it works, there's no need to stop using it.
Well, to be fair, I'm pretty sure that was an attempted pass by Komarov, and the puck was moving so slowly, he had to try to make sure it made it over the line.
Some players just find a move that works for them. Jussi Jokinen liked to put it between elbow and waist, Sundin liked to fake forehand and go to the backhand. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
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Holland said it though, he says that more often than not when he pulls the puck back to his forehand that there is always room between the goalie's pad and his stick and blocker. It's whether he gets the shot between them or not.
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IIRC, he had a handful of shots, five hole tries, and even a backhand try.
The slow slide to the goal was Komarov to a tee. Trolling the Canucks even as the game is out of reach.
The most successful players on the shootout have a surprisingly small repetoire they follow. It's not how many moves you can do but rather if they can do them well consistently.
The net is actually too big for goalies to have a legitimate opportunity against all types of attempts. I read in a goalie blog how just the shooter's option of taking a shot vs going backhand shelf basically forces the goalie to cheat/guess. Either you set yourself up for the shot and get beat by the deke or, load weight onto the leg you're going to push off from and get beat fivehole or guess wrong as to where the shooter's gonna go.
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[MEDIA=youtube]iB25OsDrVK4[/MEDIA].IIRC, he had a handful of shots, five hole tries, and even a backhand try.
The slow slide to the goal was Komarov to a tee. Trolling the Canucks even as the game is out of reach.
The most successful players on the shootout have a surprisingly small repetoire they follow. It's not how many moves you can do but rather if they can do them well consistently.
The net is actually too big for goalies to have a legitimate opportunity against all types of attempts. I read in a goalie blog how just the shooter's option of taking a shot vs going backhand shelf basically forces the goalie to cheat/guess. Either you set yourself up for the shot and get beat by the deke or, load weight onto the leg you're going to push off from and get beat fivehole or guess wrong as to where the shooter's gonna go.
His shootout move may be predictable but diving head-first into the net on an empty-net goal was a new twist.
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Someone may do the same "move" everytime but it's the timing and speed that can be tricky even if you're expecting a specific move
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Bozak still always goes five hole, all the goalies have figured it out though as I never see him score on a shoot out anymore.
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