I think Adam is right on about the Leafs power play. By just sticking someone in front of the net you give up your man advantage. Makes it harder to pass the puck around and get a good shot because as he says you are basically 4 on 4 then. Also the way the Leafs bring out the puck by passing it back every time. That wastes valuable power play time and everyone knows what they are doing anyways. Two guys bringing it up passing back and forth gives you way more options I think with the forwards moving to open ice. Funny too is that I believe Dale Hunter played with Adam and Craig and they all became coaches. I think Berube still talks to Dale every week and credits him with encouraging him to get into coaching.
I think Adam is right on about the Leafs power play. By just sticking someone in front of the net you give up your man advantage. Makes it harder to pass the puck around and get a good shot because as he says you are basically 4 on 4 then. Also the way the Leafs bring out the puck by passing it back every time. That wastes valuable power play time and everyone knows what they are doing anyways. Two guys bringing it up passing back and forth gives you way more options I think with the forwards moving to open ice. Funny too is that I believe Dale Hunter played with Adam and Craig and they all became coaches. I think Berube still talks to Dale every week and credits him with encouraging him to get into coaching.
Give it to Rielly, his best skill is skating the puck up the ice