Anders Lindback

[jg39]

Good for one softie a game, but makes some incredibly acrobatic saves as well, so it evens out. He has a tendency to try to do too much sometimes. He moves around a lot, something I feel is a bit odd because of his size. I think he has a lot of potential, and the jury is still out regarding the possibility of him being a "franchise goalie."

 

[Tampacuseforever]

With the proper goalie coach this guy could be very good.

 

[crunchyblack*]

So is garon your starter now? Lindback hasnt played the last couple...

 

[LTIR Trickery]

So is garon your starter now? Lindback hasnt played the last couple...

Hes getting some time off and one on one work.

 

[crunchyblack*]

Hes getting some time off and one on one work.

AH ok, cool. Thanks.

 

[zeykshade]

Hes getting some time off and one on one work.

one on one work with Frantz Jean...quickest way to find yourself in the AHL or Europe.

 

[Vasilevskiy]

one on one work with Frantz Jean...quickest way to find yourself in the AHL or Europe.

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

https://soundcloud.com/tbl-sound/boucher-with-media-3-4-13

Boucher from earlier today:

"Not at all (On the long term vision changing). If we were not expecting him to need a breather it's because we weren't very smart. We knew he'd need a breather. We wanted to give him a lot of games to make him understand what it is and then we wanted to give him a breather and then get back in it and grow his game after that. He's a young guy. We knew it when Steve acquired him last summer, the first thing he said was "let's net peg him as a #1 and put pressure on him." He's a young guy that has tons of potential that is going to grow at his own pace and that's what's going on right now. He's had some very good games and then after that he had a lot of good games in a row that didn't necessarily turn out his way but then he played a lot. There's a lot of pressure and this is the first time he gets that and it's our responsibility to pull him out, give him a breather, give him some repetition in practice time, which he hadn't gotten in weeks, so that's our responsibility to do that and take care of him. ...Outstanding attitude. Work ethic, attitude, he's an unbelievable individual. We knew that though, in Nashville they told us, we did our homework before, so for us it's just a question of time and experience, how long, and all that. If you look at when Carey Price came into the league it took years in Montreal to get the consistency that you are expecting, and the experience, and the maturity, so why would he be any different then those goaltenders. It'd be unrealistic for us to hope he comes in here and plays at 940 average and everything is great and e doesn't need to get the experience. He needs to get through all of that, like all goaltenders need to become a solid number 1."

 

[LightningStrikes]

"We played him probably too much for a while," Boucher said Saturday. "We wanted to do that to make him experience what it is to be the guy with all the pressure and getting game after game. That's fine, but as a young guy, we have to manage him the same way we manage forwards and defensemen: give him some but not too much to chew on."

http://www.tampabay.com/sports/hockey/lightning/boucher-goalie-lindback-probably-overworked/2108045

 

[TheDaysOf 04]

https://twitter.com/LightningTimes

Here's quite a stat: In his four starts since his return from 8 days off, Lindback is 2-2-0 with a1.70 GAA and .943 save percentage.

 

[InjuredChoker]

So... what drugs did they gave to him?