Special Teams Spotlight: Capital Shift Part 2
The Washington Capitals once again shift in a manner that frees up a sniper for a one-timer goal.
Read MoreThe Washington Capitals once again shift in a manner that frees up a sniper for a one-timer goal.
Read MoreThe Philadelphia Flyers may have mastered the 6-on-4 advantage late in games.
Read MoreThe Philadelphia Flyers had a nice set faceoff play that involved player movement and isolating the open man. But is movement off the faceoff worth the loss in time efficiency?
Read MoreWith a refined set play, the Lightning 5-on-3 unit tore apart the Pittsburgh Penguins
Read MoreRadko Gudas had a pretty impressive game on the penalty kill against the Toronto Maple Leafs, but was that the real him? How does his ability to clear the puck stack up to his teammates.
Read MoreThe Flyers' power play struggled early because of a lack of shots. Have they been too timid about shooting or have they struggled to produce good looks?
Read MoreThe Toronto Maple Leafs learned an important lesson the hard way against the San Jose Sharks.
Read MoreThe Montreal Canadiens attempted a neutral zone PP regroup the other day. It didn't work.
Read MoreThe New York Islanders have on occasion used a pretty cool drop pass play to enter the zone on the power play.
Read MoreThe Capitals recently unveiled a new wrinkle to their power play. Carolina didn't know what hit them.
Read MoreThe Flyers had a pretty crafty power play entry which sprung a Jakub Voracek rush. Was it planned?
Read MoreSeveral teams have attempted to shadow Alex Ovechkin on the power play this year. What has that looked like?
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