Question

In the sport of hockey, goalies are not given enough credit

in the media.
Of the supporting evidence below, which statement is least relevant to her
claim?

A. At a recent press event, goalie Marco Allen was asked to leave the
interview table to make room for a rookie forward on his team.

B. Hockey Television has awarded its Player of the Year to a goalie
only three times in 25 years.

C. A study of 400 news articles about hockey goalies shows that only
15% were positive.

D. An average hockey team plays its starting goalie in 4 out of 5
games, with two backup goalies sharing the remainder.​

Answer 1

D

Step-by-step explanation:

her statement is saying that they aren't given enough credit, while D is showing how much they are used. D doesn't support her statement.

Answer 2

D. An average hockey team plays its starting goalie in 4 out of 5

games, with two backup goalies sharing the remainder.​

Step-by-step explanation:

The claim is that the media does not give enough attention nor credit to the job that goalies do for their teams, so the number of games that a goalie plays and how that is divided by the backup is not a decision that is made by the media or has anything to do with them, so that would be the weakest evidence to support the claim.