Frederik Andersen walks us through a developing play, his choice of a save selection reaching deep into his toolkit and a great read as predictable situation devolves into desperation.

In this ProRead we get to enjoy Price’s incredible skill and ability to process the game at a world-class level, while we also get a bit of insight into Carey as a person.

Time and space plus the threat of a deceptive shot affect Condon’s read leading to highlight reel save.

Martin Jones originally tells us “not much here” then proceeds to give a great breakdown of both his read and how it influenced his play.

James Reimer’s work before the game allows him to be patient on this save.

Toronto Maple Leaf Freddie Andersen had already heard about Pro-Reads when we met with him in Vancouver. This is the second in our mini-series with the Leafs’ Starter.

It was “the” save of the Winter Classic and Mike Condon has a lot to share about reads in what looked like a desperate situation.

We loved this read as much for his description of the somewhat unconventional save selection as for the situational read itself.

We loved this read as much for his description of the somewhat unconventional save selection as for the situational read itself.