I admit I haven't seen a lot of tape on him. Mostly just what few highlights have been posted on YouTube. From what I can tell, he has good rebound control for a guy that plays aggressive. He deflects a lot of pucks into the corners which is what you want. Someone like Reimer or Sparks would shoot his rebounds right back out into the slot.
In that podcast, he talked about how Artur would make unconventional save selections on shots. Something like a one knee down instead of full butterfly. So what? He is reacting to a shot and makes the save while staying upright and ready to move for the next shot. That is old school Brodeur and if it works, don't change it. For example if he is reacting to a shot coming from the left side and the puck is heading to his right pad/blocker, the rebound comes out to the right and his left foot is still planted. He can then push off right away after making the save to recover for the rebound. A goalie who goes into full butterfly on the same play would then have to raise his left foot to get a push to do the same thing. So Artur would actually have an advantage there.
He is an aggressive goalie that just needs to calm his game down a bit like most young goalies and make sure there is no wasted movements or energy. I would like to watch him more but I don't see a guy without NHL ability. Unorthodox? Sure but if the puck stays out of the net, who cares. He has lots of time to develop.
