Task 2:

Usually it is one of the veteran players of the ice-hockey team who gets an advantage to prepare goalies when others need to do drills which are designated to skaters. So, when it is Salming's turn to be the guy who is responsible to warm-up the goalkeeper, he has some favourite drills he likes to run with Willie Miller. The first is basic shooting. Salming shoots from different locations first softly and after 15 shots he will put more power and accuracy to the shots when Miller is getting warmer. He doesn't want to hurt Willie's tiny hands so that's why he needs to be patient in the beginning of the session. After the first drill, Salming will call one of the assistant coaches to join them. The coach will pass the one-timers for Salming from one faceoff circle to the other. Miller's job is to glide vertically and stop the pucks. Simple. And Miller is excellent in that drill. Best of the business.