 anticipates things about a third of the ice before it happens, and so he is in such anticipation that when he does something, by the time you're able to react and realize what's going on, it's well too late. You're 15 feet too late, you're two seconds too late, and that puck ends up going to a winger and boop in the back of the net it goes, or the other way around where it just gets pickpocketed, different things of those sorts.