Option 2

Most of the teammates Shaggy has played with didn't need that much extra. They are where they are because they are good enough players and there are trainers and coaches on every team that are hired specifically to help players improve - that one is especially true for skaters. As a goalie you need to see everything from an entirely different perspective. Being a good teammate in general is a good start. Goalies are usually mentally much stronger than the other skaters on the team, because it's an essential part of their job. You need to leave bad games behind you immediately. If you can transfer a little bit of that positivity to the general vibe of the team that's a start. That's what Shaggy is trying to do; be positive around the other players on his team. Leave bad games, even just bad shifts behind and focus on what's coming next. The next shot, the next shift, the next game. Especially during games when you're the backup on the bench you can try to motivate the others.