In good hands
By Matthew Kleist | Oct. 19, 2010In every sport, there is that one position. A position that often determines the success or failure of a team. A position that very few people can play, and even less can play well.No other player can experience as much joy in a win or feel as much despair in a loss. The weight of the pressure placed upon this one single person is enough to destroy the nerves of even the most grounded athlete (just ask Robert Green).