mossey3535
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- Feb 7, 2011
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I don't see the reasoning in holding Lack to Luongo standards. One 12+ year vet who was once touted as the best goalie in the NHL and the other is a 26 year old rookie. While he certainly wasn't amazing this game he does deserve more lenience than Luongo does. Especially at 20% of the salary/caphit.
Those are pretty universal standards for goalies. You should be able to stop a long, slow deflection.
In the film room after, Rollie isn't going to say - oh that's ok you let that one in because you're a rookie. He didn't play well most of the game and that was his chance to do his part to help the team win. He didn't do that, and I think he should be held accountable.