All his shots are amazing. He blew a bullet wrist shot by Oilers Smith tonight off the crossbar. Smith did not even see it, beat clean.
Not the game winner he scored to beat the Oilers tonight. The one I was talking about was in the 2nd period.I mean what's the differnce between a wrister/snapper in a guy like Matthews' case?
His release is so fast, there's almost no difference.
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That was a change up and pinball shot that went off two Oiler skates.
If I had to rank them
Wrist shot
Snap/Backhand shot
One timer
Slap shot
His slapper isn't bad it's improved a lot these last 2 years when he changed his flex on his stick and his willingness to shoot more that style. It has a fair amount of power but it's more deadly accurate. He doesn't often wind up and shoot it. He almost always scores his slap shots via one timer.
Snap and Backhand is hard to judge. He almost always wrists his shots. With snaps coming off the rush and some other ways. He likes to use Backhand when deking by players. And going in on a goalie will be back hand or Snap. Pretty even.
Wrist shot is just hands down the best no explanation needed. By far his best shooting aspect.
It was a poll option so I just went with it but yeah they aren't seen often.Rarely anyone winds up and does a slapshot if it's not a one timer though. Spezza is one of the few I see do this from time to time.
Not the game winning goal. In the second period he carried the puck in with a bit of space and shot a dirty wrister. Beat Smith with rocket but hit the cross bar and out.I mean what's the differnce between a wrister/snapper in a guy like Matthews' case?
His release is so fast, there's almost no difference.
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That was a change up and pinball shot that went off two Oiler skates.
the ones that go in the net would be my choice if were an option
His wrister is what sets him apart. The rest are good but nothing special.