276 Some options for taking stats that help wide
by David Hutchison
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In our Parents Segment, presented by the Stop It Goaltending U app, we wrap up a three-part series about the value and downside of keeping statistics for your young goalie with various options that will help add context and value to the way you keep and assess them.

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  1. James Weise

    Another thing to track is rebound control: kill [get a whistle]-good rebound-bad rebound.

    • David Hutchison

      can definitely do that. I might refine it a bit though. You can give out a rebound that was not killed – a simple example is getting a stick on a shot and elevating it out of danger but not necessarily out of the rink….unless you mean killed the play and not a whistle?

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