Special teams are complete dog shit, and the PP is the worst and least creative "system" (if you can even call it that) I've ever seen in my years watching/playing hockey.
I've seen better PP systems in teams I've played for in juniors, I'm not even joking. You have so much talent with all the skill players we have and it's going completely down the drain.
The zone entries have been exactly the same for years, aside from some minor tweaks. The amount of times both units fail to gain the zone is way too high.
If the PP actually manages to set up in the O-zone, it is extremely static and predictable. When you watch other top PPs like Toronto, Colorado, Edmonton, New Jersey, Tampa, New York in action, the common theme is player movement and causing deception with players skating around and switching slots with each other. This also confuses the goalie who has to adjust his angles. Aside from the top of the umbrella, if that, no one on our PP skates the puck to change angles and to rotate with other guys.
A player like Stutzle should be roaming all around the O-zone to create opportunities. Left boards, right boards, top of umbrella, bumper, etc and yet he's stuck on the left side because we're forcing the Norris one timer which is more predictable than the sunrise. Batherson, Stutzle and Norris should all be rotating to create one timer opportunities as they all have shots that can beat a goalie clean. Stutzle has gotten maybe 10 total clean shots since the beginning of the season and that's a total waste of his talent. Batherson hasn't had much more. That's simply unforgivable