As Cory Schneider makes the transition to being an regular goaltender in the NHL for the very first time, lots of the focus is about the increased workload as well as the effect too little remainder may have on him physically.
The New Jersey Devils’ new No. 1 goalie began their first 20 matches this season, breaking the franchise record set by Martin Brodeur, before eventually finding his first night off Saturday against the Calgary Flames. After one day off and one practice, Schneider was back in goal against his former team, the Vancouver Canucks, on Tuesday, and he talked openly about how large the alteration has been.
Beyond the physical and mental exhaustion is a larger issue, one that jumped out when Schneider returned to Vancouver: As he attempts to manage his remainder, there’s less time to deal with his match.
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