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So with the GM meetings taking place this week, and the minimal discussion regarding the removal of the trapezoid rule, I'm interested in your thoughts on a pretty radical idea I had regarding said rule, and the ability for goalies to handle the puck in that area. I call it the Inverted Trapezoid.

A few days ago, I released an all-new feature and service for fantasy hockey managers, the Fantasy Goalie Flow Chart. This is a simple and effective decision-making tool for your fantasy goaltending needs.

Just when you thought all of those elite fantasy goalies were turning on the jets and heating up, Roberto Luongo gets lit up by the Red Wings and then discovers he has an injury. Fortunately, his cracked rib is not too serious, so it looks like he's out of the lineup for only the next two or three games.

It has been another chaotic week full of goaltending conflicts (I don't believe in the term 'goalie controversy' at all, but that's a story for another time) as overall scoring continues to be pretty high throughout the league. And that means patience is wearing thin for managers that own a number of veteran goaltenders, including Tomas Vokoun, Cristobal Huet, Roberto Luongo and Tim Thomas.

Every Wednesday afternoon The Goalie Guild proudly presents the GoaliePost Mailbag feature, which gives fantasy goalie fans everywhere a chance to have their very own fantasy-related questions answered in an in-depth manner you won't find anywhere else. Like a skilled surgeon, we take our sweet time analyzing and dissecting your unique fantasy questions and then diligently provide you with 100% total care and treatment in order to make your fantasy skills more powerful than ever before.

Justin Goldman

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