I have a question regarding goalies weak spot. If we take two identical goalies with same skills, form and experience but one of them will have a weak spot and other will have not. I believe that the one with no weak spot will perform better even in matches when there is no targeted areas to shot. As I understand in that case shots will be distributed equally between all areas and some of shots will go to a weak spot where the difference will come (correct me if I am wrong here).
So, the main question in that case is how much better should goalie with weak spot be than the one without to make it even (in case we are not targeting weak spot). I mean, how much of effect does weak spot do. When it is worth putting weaker goalie with no weak spots against stronger one with a weak spot.

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Alergenic 22:50:29, 31.01.22 the main question in that case is how much better should goalie with weak spot be than the one without to make it even (in case we are not targeting weak spot). I mean, how much of effect does weak spot do. When it is worth putting weaker goalie with no weak spots against stronger one with a weak spot.

Good question, I don't have a clue. I would probably play the stronger one depending on the difference between the goalies.