Floorball Goalie Saves - Highlights #57 (Playoff 2, to Division 1)

Deciding game of Playoff2, unfortunately we didnt not manage to win the series this year! I also lost some footage yet again during the second period, hence a recording of the stream is shown.
I think I did a solid job during this game, I did my part to be honest, I was behind the contributing factor of our goals forward. However, we lost 6-2, and I am ofcourse extremely dissapointed. As usual, whats your view of my performance and the goals against me. Hit me with your best shot!
We will see what happens next season! If I change team or stay on with the same one! A lot can happen during the off-season and summer here in Umeå.
Shot Against : 29
Goals Against : 6
Save Percentage : 79,3%
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[@Floydos85]

Hi, I would say, it was almost 100% great performance from you. Really a lots of difficult situations, but solved excelently.
1st goal: No chance for you, opponents did great job. MAYBE and it is really MAYBE, when you are facing situation 2 on 0, go back to the net to make the distance from right to left (left to right) a bit "smaller". But it is really hard situation and basicly no chance for a goalie.
2nd goal: Again no chance. "Hidden" shots under the legs of defender with almost perfect placement.
3rd goal: Again no chance. I do not know what system you are playing for penalty killing, but I think it is second goal from same position. The #46 from your team did not have even player or ball or correct position, he "let" opponent to score.
4th goal: Slightly off the position, but I again, I do not know what is your strategy with the team, but the block from defending player basicaly put you out of play. The line of shot was blocked, your vision was blocked, only what you can do is "guess" what side of the net you should cover. Difficult situation for a goalie.
5th goal: Again difficult situation. You did everything you could, sadly, player #38 did not cover player or pass.
6th goal: Critical error of the defenders. Basically a 2 on 0 situation.
I think that you should not be dissapointed, you did great job!!!

[@RVAFloorball]

Your save percentage was insane given the quality of the other team's shots. It seems like your defense just kept getting their lunch money stolen while trying to clear the ball. The only goal I think you were out of position was at 5:45. It happened quickly, but your teammate was screening the right side so you had to cheat a little more left.
Also #37 on the orange team was terrible. Begs the ref at 2:12 for running over your teammate, then pushes him back to the ground as he gets up. Just scummy.

[@FloorballGoaliePoV]

Yea the shot at 5:45 is a position error.
I think that is something that I havent talked that much about with our team, most of the times I always leave the right side more open. For example 0:35 here I position myself a bit better towards the left side, but I think that (and im just speculating here) that during the PP goal that the player would travel a bit further to the center before shooting since he had a lot of space to continue getting into a better position. Because most of the times I usually cover the first post and let the players run/follow the shooter towards the opposite further post.
Yea #37, a real scumbag moove. To be honest, I think the ref should have called something on that situation since he retaliate or do a straggler action. You can hear our team reacting to the situation.
I think most of the games where I am not in a good saving position is because the quality of the division im playing in is really weird. What I mean by that is the action and decision by both defending players and attacking players are a bit unexpected from time to time. Moreover, I think that in most cases I try to guard my self in to many different ways, for example (i have a player that could get a potential shot/scoring opportunity, but also I have 1 or 2 alternatives that the player can pass to. Instead of relying on my defense I try to set myself in a position to make a potential save at a higher percentage, which leaves me in a worse saving position for an initial shot.
A bad habit that I have developed. When I practice with SSL teams I play in a totally different way.