Stance and Screen Management Tips for a 4-on-3 PP
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Devin Cooley was an immediate fan favourite here at Pro Reads after debuting with open and candid insights into both the evolution of his game and how he reads it during a late-season stint with the San Jose Sharks. He’s since signed with the Calgary Flames and is playing with the AHL affiliate, where he was an AHL Star for the first time, but we don’t want to lose any of the insights from the late-blooming 27-year-old so we’re going back into our hour-long video session for another session.
THE SEQUENCE
This time Cooley is facing the St. Louis Blues and an overtime 4-on-3 power play featuring one of the League’s best passers in Robert Thomas, which he had to successfully kill off before getting his first NHL win that night:
What do you make of Cooley’s relaxed, upright stance at this point?
What side of the screen would you be holding at this point? Why?
THE SAVE
Now watch the save and a replay and ask yourself the same questions?
What did you notice about his stance throughout?
THE PRO READ
Now let’s hear from Cooley on what he saw and how he played this 4-on-3
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