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Chris Kreider Using Analytics: Kreider divulged in his work with Stephen Valiquette that he put intentional focus not on how hard the shot is but how quickly it gets off the stick. 7 of his 24 goals this season were scored off one touch. Identify good space. Remain shot ready.

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