Best Goalie in tournament??
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Best Goalie in tournament??
i cant really decide, i havent seen all of the goalies.. what is your opinion??
Re: Best Goalie in tournament??
Tromp has been on fire for Hibbing. He has stopped 81 of 82 shots in the four postseason games, and the one goal allowed was when Central had a 2 man advantage.lnhsshaun wrote:i cant really decide, i havent seen all of the goalies.. what is your opinion??
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Charlie Lindgren
He has a lot of upside and has had numerous games where he helped steal wins for Lakeville North. He is only a junior as well.
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Let's wait and see how he performs today and throughout the tournament.nhl_combine wrote:After Blaine's goalies performance vs Maple Grove... I'd say Blaine has the best goalie and that's all they got too.
Needs to be a consistent performer in my mind to be the best goalie. Your right that Blaine does not have much, but they have pulled thru to get this far
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Really, really impressed with him today.mj79 wrote:JoJo won the game for DE today.. No questionEdger wrote:I was disappointed in the goaltending yesterday, but today's tending has been awesome.
A couple incredible efforts tonight to keep their teams alive.
And the WBL/DE goalies were fantastic.
Makes the game so much more exciting.
Carries himself like a NHL vet, so quiet and confident in net.
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I don't think any of them has looked nearly as impressive as Bitzer.
If you look at these goalies regular season numbers, there is a huge discrepancy in the SOG on them. It's not hard to look great when you are getting less than 20 shots on you on a regular basis --- there were only a handful of games for many of the top goalies where they faced over 30 shots a game. No doubt they are good goalies, but great....how can you say when they haven't faced the fire.
I'd take Bitzer any day. That kid can flat out play and without a ton of help in front of him. I had not seen him play before tonight....impressive.
If you look at these goalies regular season numbers, there is a huge discrepancy in the SOG on them. It's not hard to look great when you are getting less than 20 shots on you on a regular basis --- there were only a handful of games for many of the top goalies where they faced over 30 shots a game. No doubt they are good goalies, but great....how can you say when they haven't faced the fire.
I'd take Bitzer any day. That kid can flat out play and without a ton of help in front of him. I had not seen him play before tonight....impressive.
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Don't feel bad for Bitzer. He will advance just like Lyon because of the work he gets game in and game out, while many of these others will get exposed when they don't have all that help in front of them someday.PuckU126 wrote:I just feel bad for Bitzer...GordonBombay99 wrote:That about sums up the top 3.PuckU126 wrote:Tromp, Bitzer, JoJo so far...
He gave his team every opportunity to stay in the game.
Although Eagan's tender got the W and a shutout' I would still give Bitzer a first star.
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Although I'm not disappointed to see Eagan move on because they clearly have a better shot with Eden Prairie, I felt bad for Bitzer as well. There were some distractions when I was watching the game but from what I saw the score coulda been 12 to 0. How many odd man rushes did Eagan have? It seemed like every two minutes Bitzer had to face a two on one or a breakaway or something. Moorhead's offense just looked horrendous and if I was any of those kids (including defensemen) I would've personally apologized to Bitzer for that performance.interestedbystander wrote:Don't feel bad for Bitzer. He will advance just like Lyon because of the work he gets game in and game out, while many of these others will get exposed when they don't have all that help in front of them someday.PuckU126 wrote:I just feel bad for Bitzer...GordonBombay99 wrote:That about sums up the top 3.PuckU126 wrote:Tromp, Bitzer, JoJo so far...
He gave his team every opportunity to stay in the game.
Although Eagan's tender got the W and a shutout' I would still give Bitzer a first star.