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The eight-year NHL veteran did not disappoint with this excellent analysis.
THE SEQUENCE
Lyon is facing a down-low power play sequence against the Ottawa Senators:
What do you make of Lyon being in a Reverse, or RVH, given the passing threats?
Can you see the benefit of doing so? Or why he might need to be in Reverse?
THE SAVE
Watch the sequence and replays below to see if the option you worried about most was the one that played out? Be sure to note how Lyon moves and handles it.
As you watched the replays, what were the keys in how Lyon managed the movement across that gave him a chance to make that save on Tim Stutzle?
THE PRO READ
Now let’s hear from Lyon as he shares his thoughts on how he played this:
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Are there any important keys to the coverage Lyon builds when pushing across