Russian goalkeeper “Philadelphia Flyers » Ivan Fedotov in an interview with , he said he would take a break from hockey for two or three weeks and then start focusing on goaltending-specific aspects.
Fedotov moved to Philadelphia in March after terminating his contract with CSKA. During the completed NHL regular season, Fedotov appeared in three matches in which he allowed 10 goals with 81.1% of his shots saved. The Flyers failed to make the playoffs.
— What are your plans for the summer now? Where will you go? How are you going to rest, where are you going to recover?
– You have to prepare for everyday life. Adapt, understand what and how. Life has changed 180 degrees. Everything is new, a lot of unknowns. Other way and order. Some specific things, daily and sporting, social. There are many specific times that you need to adapt to. Adjust them so that they do not affect direct work activities. So the plan is to organize your current affairs. Well, get ready for the season.
I’m going to rest here for a few weeks. It’s time to take a break from hockey and get your head straight. And then I will systematically focus on moments specific to goalkeepers. Ride slowly, go to the gym. Mix, then pause again. And approach the season at this pace. Now is the time to work on some details, tightening up your weaknesses. “Some things need to be tightened,” Fedotov told .
On April 23, Philadelphia announced a two-year contract extension with the 27-year-old guard. Over the life of the contract, Fedotov will earn $6.5 million.
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