i'm too far to actually go see a game, but i always check the box
scores of the michigan games.  i'm concerned about the goaltending
so far this year.  it seems that marty turco is averaging about 15
saves per game.  i guess that says some pretty good things about the
defense.
 
my question is:  is turco giving up goals that were meant to
go in, or does he give up a lot of cheap goals?
 
how does turco's save percentage affect the team.  i remember watching
games at yost (a charming place, imo) when shields was still playing
there.  he seemed to give up a lot of cheap goals on relatively few shots
as well.  i just remember how let down i felt after the opposing team would
score on every fourth shot.
 
any and all comments are welcome.
 
scott quakkelaar
michigan, 1993
ucla, 1995 (now it's official!)
 
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