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[The Athletic] Le numéro deux des Kings en désavantage numérique en saison régulière est matraqué par l’avantage numérique des Oilers. Comment Los Angeles peut-il espérer ralentir l’attaque tant vantée d’Edmonton ? Pierre LeBrun a interrogé certains des esprits défensifs les plus brillants du hockey.


[The Athletic] Le numéro deux des Kings en désavantage numérique en saison régulière est matraqué par l’avantage numérique des Oilers. Comment Los Angeles peut-il espérer ralentir l’attaque tant vantée d’Edmonton ? Pierre LeBrun a interrogé certains des esprits défensifs les plus brillants du hockey.


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  2. DukeSpaghetti

    At this point I’ve accepted that their power play is going to score most of the time. The frustrating part for me is that we cannot score on our PP. can’t win if you can’t score up a man

  3. trog2121

    I’d say stay out the penalty box even though if you touch or even breathe too hard on an oiler it’s a penalty.

  4. raymondliang

    You just have to set up to be more aggressive. Letting them get any play they want by sitting compact in a diamond and letting McDrai run circles around you from that bottom right side aint working.

  5. twills2121

    the article is really geared towards the idea that the PP is just that good and not many ways to stop it. With that said, I would ask this, why wasn’t it operating at 60% all season long?

    I’ll tell you one way to slow them down….WIN A FUCKING FACEOFF.

  6. SiameseKitties

    Toronto did it masterfully using Joel Edmundson.

    Take notes.

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