This week's Pro Read, presented by Vizual Edge, features the return of Winnipeg Jets goalie Eric Comrie and a breakdown on managing screens and the importance of early awareness of shooter handedness when it comes to skate-or-slide decisions behind traffic.

Another simple but effective drill from new Seattle Kraken goalie coach Colin Zulianello designed to get the eyes and hands going while also picking up the pace ahead of practice.

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And in our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at the Vaughn VX1 Pro, which despite the name is their second price point pad and gloves;) 

In the Parent Segment, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we continue to empty the mailbag, answering questions about the shelf life of youth gloves, how to keep kneepads in place, and how to help kids who want to quit playing after a bad experience.

A special can't miss 22-minute video of Hart Trophy winner Connor Hellebuyck breaking down his positioning and save selection while watching a variety of different types of attacks. 

Breakaway Basics Series continues with San Jose Sharks goalie coach Thomas Speer from our day with PacificCoast Goaltending, this time with a drill focused primarily on rotations and hand projection.

Continuing our series with Michael Lawrence on his "Holding Feet" stance with a drill designed to help you get better at holding your edges and improve your patience and mobility on the ice.