Let me bring you to a new dimention. Goalies. Lets say the people you trust right now are the most successfull people in hockey in your year in Qc city. We all know those people with-in the respectives years we play in. Whether we saw their team on the ice this year or before, or we can read the comments and trust they are true (?), the fact remains the "top" goalies also played on these teams, right? Best coaches, best players, we can agree that to some extent this is a true statement no matter what? Does someone see the Roy syndrome coming? Given that, what if a goalie has played for a weaker 2001 team for 2 years now in the regular AAA and has recieved quality shots and just keep getting better with everything we through at him; at what point would this goalie be qualified to be examined as a potential player for the Super AAA? Of course, they already have their goalies - hell they never lose, right? Why would they change?
Wait a minute - how many times have these Super AAA goalies face 40 or 50 shots in one game? ...and excel at it? ..and then 3 shots the next game and perform their too? Does that qualify them?
