Went back and googled a bit about Fleury's work to improve since I'm feeling a little nostalgic, and this is a great article. Addresses some of the huge amount of work Fleury has put in to improve his game mentally and positionally:
Unmasked: Fleury has improved tactically, mentally
'With more conservative positioning has come more consistency for Fleury, who has learned to better manage his passion to win through work with a sports psychologist.
Just as the Reverse helped Fleury get comfortable with his posts, working with a sports psychologist helped him find ways to manage the highs and lows of the position.
"Like at first I was a little uneasy about it, it feels like you are crazy or something, but once you go and talk, it's just more tools to help you out," Fleury said, adding Bales works with them. "I used to slam my sticks and get really mad after goals and stuff, so I think I have learned even though to me it wasn't a big deal maybe to teammates and people watching, they might not take it the right way. It's something I try to be better at; be calm, breathe, and don't break the stick." '
