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Joseph Woll Photo Gavin Napier/Icon Sportswire

Joseph Woll made his Pro Reads return in late February and was so good again in this format that we went back-to-back with the young Toronto Maple Leafs goalie.

Woll, whose +1.9 adjusted save percentage that still ranks 3rd in the NHL despite an injury interrupted season, did five of these video breakdowns with InGoal after being a guest on Episode 158 of the InGoal Radio Podcast almost exactly two years ago. Two years is a long time in the development of a young pro, so it’s interesting to note the changes — and what hasn’t changed – from our recent video review of games early this season.

We’re going to go back-to-back with Woll again this week, with a longer bonus breakdown in the coming days, but first a quick hit with tips on managing desperation:

THE SCENARIO

This starts as a rush chance that ends up behind the net before a pass into the high slot:

Who is the most dangerous player in that freeze frame above?

Are you thinking pass or shot as this puck comes out to Phil Danault atop the circle?

Are there and clues you can spot right away?

What do you think of Woll’s depth here?

THE SAVE

Ask yourself the same questions as you watch it play out in real time below:

Did you anticipate correctly? Do you think Woll did?

What stands out the most about his movement to the left?

THE PRO READ

Now let’s check in with Woll for a quick breakdown:

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