Quote:
Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent
I think a better PP strategy can also be considered an answer to this.
The PP system they have been running with has been awful. And they have changed/adjusted very little about it.
Getting the PP up to the middle of the pack would also lend itself to more consistent wins for the group.
That's also assuming they get some opportunities, which have been in short supply for this team in recent times (hello, refs?).
|
The PP is frustrating to watch. Unlike previous years, the Flames have lots of great puck movement and are making lots of great passes on the PP, but they just don't seem to have any actual strategy on how to translate that into scoring. They'll move the puck around, hem the other team in the zone, make some great passes....but then end it all with a low percentage shot that often gets blocked.