Matthew Barnaby, one of ESPN’s hockey analysts (an oxymoron, I know) pointed out the same thing while reviewing the game’s highlights… though interestingly, he neglected to point out that Miller is a butterfly goalie during the highlight of Crosby slipping a softie through Miller’s five hole for Canada’s third goal.

I think your observation may be indicative of what is colloquially called, “the van is always at the corner.” One only notices the van when it is indeed parked at the corner, not the times when it is gone. John did a recent article that takes a closer look at the most recent goals against that shows that they come from all over the place.

That said, he does seem more vulnerable in some way I can’t quite put my finger on. I don’t know if it’s just age catching up to him or what, but it sure seems like, even though he’s not always to blame entirely for the goals he allows, he’s letting through goals he used to stop.