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InGoal Radio Episode 233 with Bill Ranford

InGoal Radio Episode 233 with Bill Ranford

Hosted by Daren Millard

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Bill Ranford, four-time Stanley Cup champion and Director of Goaltending for the Los Angeles Kings, shared his approach to scouting young goaltenders and offered advice for aspiring goalie coaches on InGoal Radio Episode 233. Ranford also discussed what makes Jonathan Quick a special goaltender and advocated for adding a third goalie to NHL rosters.

Key Takeaways
  • Bill Ranford outlines what he looks for when scouting young goaltenders at the development level.
  • Ranford offers direct advice for coaches new to goaltending development and instruction.
  • Four-time Stanley Cup winner Ranford explains the specific qualities that make Jonathan Quick elite.
  • Ranford proposes a plan to add a third goaltender to NHL roster structures.
  • Cam and Woody break down Bauer's full line of goalie pants in a good-better-best gear comparison.

Episode 233 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features four-time Stanley Cup winner Bill Ranford, Director of Goaltending for the Los Angeles Kings.

Feature Interview

presented by NHL Sense Arena
NHL Sense Arena

In that feature interview, presented by Sense Arena, Ranford talks about his new position with the Kings, how to scout young goaltenders, advice for young coaches, the evolution of the position, what makes Jonathan Quick such a special goaltender, a plan to add a third goalie to NHL rosters…and much more.

Weekly Gear Segment

presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports

All that, plus an in-person trip to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports where Cam schools Woody on the Bauer line of pants, in another good, better, best analysis to find the right gear for you and your game.

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