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2024-2025 Powerplay Discussion

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As a last note:
- currently opponents are overplaying Laine when Habs are on 5 v 4. This leads to a sort of 4 v 3 but imo not really, as its from an angle to the goal. If opponents start to overplay Laine when he is on top of diamond (quarterback if thats the correct term), then it becomes a real 4 v 3 with huge chances to play puck to Caufield for one-timers on a goalie who is moving from left to right and screened.
 
LaineBOOM said:
As a last note:
- currently opponents are overplaying Laine when Habs are on 5 v 4. This leads to a sort of 4 v 3 but imo not really, as its from an angle to the goal. If opponents start to overplay Laine when he is on top of diamond (quarterback if thats the correct term), then it becomes a real 4 v 3 with huge chances to play puck to Caufield for one-timers on a goalie who is moving from left to right and screened.
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Things won't happen until Slaf can make a play from the goal-line to the net. But he just wants to stand there and only pass, so they can cut Caufield off in the bumper. Slaf makes it a 3 on 3 because he isn't a threat to do anything from his stationary spot.
 
I'd like to see this:
Dach
Laine - Caufield - Suzuki
Hutson

Gallagher/Evans
Mailloux - Newhook - Slaf
Matheson

Dach is better as net front. Put Slaf back to his spot
 
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