Last night was other-worldly-twilight-zone sort of stuff. As a goalie, I was going to defend him a bit on the first two... the third, ouch,... it is possible to get TOO MUCH of the puck... I think it happened to hit his stick, which caused it to flop in when it otherwise would have been over the glass... I've had that happen too and promptly bought a new blocker with a stiffer board. But the fourth?... eeek... horrendous and it was clear he'd completely checked out.
... they say it's more a mental game than anything else. Yeah,... the brotherhood weeps for you today Mikko.
But... the 1st shot 1st goal conversation has been going on since the Scrivens era, Dubnyk and Talbot were also affected.
Given how long we've been complaining about it, it is tough to blame it on prep, players, coaching... so the question Mr. Math. How often does it happen in the NHL? Do you know where you would get that data? (or did you look at individual game reports?)