Kevin Woodley

It's something that shooters are taught to look for.

Freddie Anderson is more of that neutral handshake.

And so for him, it's going to be a little delayed up and over the shoulder, like he'll

there's give and take to everything in goaltending and glove positioning is one of them.

If you hold it a little lower, you give up high.

If you hold it a little higher, you give up low.

And it's just a matter of recognizing that.

Overall, though, honestly, if I'm...

Carolina, I'm probably going after Carter Hart on the blocker side.

We saw the one go in.

That's the seventh one between the blocker and the body in the playoffs so far.

Stuff off the wing, stuff against the grain.

37.5% of his chances or goals that have gone in are against the grain.

So move it one way, shoot the other.

The highest I've seen in the playoffs in a number of years.

So I think you can look at them to attack the blocker a little more even than they did.

Colorado with two to one shot Walker side versus love.

I think that book is out a little bit and I think you'll see Carolina try and go to school on it as well.

But I mean, to me, we can talk about where to shoot on these guys all you want.

It's about who's generating the looks they want, the offense they want.