Carolina is facing a 3–0 deficiency in the final of the Eastern Conference with a storm, the team is returning to Frederick Anderson to start in a goal for Monday’s Gol for Monday against Florida Panthers in Sunrise, Fla.
After a long break after a reporter’s question about the team’s initial goalkeeper, Carolina’s coach Rod Bind ‘Mor on Monday confirmed speculation with two words: “Freddy’s beginning.”
“That has been great for us throughout the year,” Bindmore said, “and he had a good duet day, so it makes him understand it there.”
Anderson was drawn as a starter after scoring nine goals in 36 shots in the first two matches against the panthers, consisting of five in the series opener and four in Game 2. Piyot Kochtekov filled for Game 3, during which Netminder for six goals at 28 shots was also included in 13 attempts in the third period.
The Anderson Stanley Cup was shining between the positions during the first two series of the playoffs, which was surviving 7–2 with a .937 save percent. His success faded by .750, leaving his saved percentage against the panthers.
However, Brind’amour is confident in Anderson’s ability to bounce back.
“Whatever is great about him, one of them is that he had a lot of tests and tribulations through his career,” Bindmore said. “He has taken a holiday for months and then plops into the net, and it seems that he has not missed a beat. I don’t know how it is, but of course (this) is a unique skill. We need tonight, obviously.”
-Bield level media
