Blueshirt Believer
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- Feb 28, 2012
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I think this needs its own thread. Discuss on what the Rangers are doing wrong, whats needed, what can they do to actually address it.
So, from a roster perspective: they don't have a viable trigger man pretty much anywhere.
No booming shot from the point, no one timer threat which would come from Zib.
Their transitional game on the PP is easily the worst element. Not enough confidence moving the puck up ice, poor support, and flat footed.
Poor movement in the O zone. Very little shifting which leads to lanes being easily blocked.
So what can they do about it? Well, I think they don't have the right pieces for an umbrella.
From a setup I think they should stack one side of the ice. This would get more bodies in front of the net, force the players to shift more, and make shorter passes.
Either that or don't run a PP unit.
So, from a roster perspective: they don't have a viable trigger man pretty much anywhere.
No booming shot from the point, no one timer threat which would come from Zib.
Their transitional game on the PP is easily the worst element. Not enough confidence moving the puck up ice, poor support, and flat footed.
Poor movement in the O zone. Very little shifting which leads to lanes being easily blocked.
So what can they do about it? Well, I think they don't have the right pieces for an umbrella.
From a setup I think they should stack one side of the ice. This would get more bodies in front of the net, force the players to shift more, and make shorter passes.
Either that or don't run a PP unit.