I am with you on this- for me is kinda complicated- I think what they could do, is while a player is about to make that chance of scoring , but misses at the end, should set ,markers from point A (about to score point) and marker point B (missed). and if you replay, its easy to use those two markers (Points A & B).

But up to now. its hard to understand.

Am I missing something here?
By default, Replay clips or "Events" require an In and Out point.
Typically, the outpoint is selected first and the In point is established according to your set-up (i.e. -5, -10 or whatever you set it to be).
However, the In/Out playback is only engaged if you use the "Play Events" button.
If you are not in LIVE mode and simply hit the "Play" button, you can easily click any Event in your list and it will start at the In point of that Event but will just continue playing along the timeline past the Out point, much like the "Time Slip" Tim describes in this video:




In my case though with Hockey, what I find is that I prefer to end the clip early instead of going all the way to the out point (which is easily accomplished with a shortcut).
Essentially, I have a longer duration (-13 to -15 seconds to mark In point) but only play back about 9 or 10 seconds of the Replay Event. The scenario is something like this:
Goal Scored / Players celebrate (5 or 6 seconds) / Mark Event Out point / Play Event in slow motion / Goal replay / transition back to live (omitting player celebration).


Ice