Seems to me the defense strategy worked if the fliers want to skate in circles they should have been called with a delay penalty.
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Seems to me the defense strategy worked if the fliers want to skate in circles they should have been called with a delay penalty.
My point was that on offense you should play offense!! The defense is there to defend not attack! If you ain't good enuf to get the puck in the zone, cry! Its the liberal way!:D
Some one change the rules so I can win----Waaaahhhhh!![]()
If a team has to build a wall at the blue line cause they are weak and can't venture forth I can understand that.
TORONTO – The trap might not be the be-all, end-all of Tuesday’s NHL general managers meetings here.
Last week’s “trap” actions by the Tampa Bay Lighting during a 2-1 overtime win over the Flyers caused such a stir, it was added to the agenda.
Flyers GM Paul Holmgren predicts that not much will come of it.
“Coaches do certain things to win the hockey game,” Holmgren said. “Their job and task is to try and win games. Guy Boucher likes his team to play a certain style. I don’t have any problem with it.
“Peter [Laviolette] countered with what he thought was a good plan. I think it’s an isolated incident. We’ll see how it goes tomorrow. I don’t expect a lot of talk. I think we’ve done enough [talk] over the last few days.”
The reason it will come up is because the game was on VERSUS and was an embarrassment to the league, as well as both clubs. The whole essence coming out of the lockout was to open up the game of hockey – not stifle it with traps and stalls.
]“Obviously, it doesn’t look good for our game,” Holmgren said. “In the last few years, it’s become a fast game, a very entertaining game, and a lot of good competition and a lot of skill.
“For a brief period of time, particularly in the first period of that game, if you happen to turn that game on, you’d say, ‘What’s this?’ Obviously, it’s worthy of some kind of debate but I don’t think we need to spend a lot of time on it.”
The GMs are also expected to be brief on NHL realignment which the Board of Governors will address next month.
TORONTO – The trap might not be the be-all, end-all of Tuesday’s NHL general managers meetings here.
Last week’s “trap” actions by the Tampa Bay Lighting during a 2-1 overtime win over the Flyers caused such a stir, it was added to the agenda.
Flyers GM Paul Holmgren predicts that not much will come of it.
http://www.csnphilly.com/blog/flyers...190&feedID=695
The trap is how to beat a fast-skating team with lots of scorers. If it was not a legal play, my team would have won a lot more cups than the 4 or so they've won over the last 15 years.
The Devils beat my beloved Wings many times using a trap. It was very effective against the russian players like Federov, and against glory-hogs like Shanahan.
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