moma2s NewAge Hockey System

On your forecheck,stagger the pressure, send one man in hard and fast on the puck full bore and looking for body contact skating through the man,this man will backcheck VERY hard because he will have the best shot at catching the puck at the n-zone as our 3rd man slows them up.Our 2nd man on the forecheck needs to pick a side and get between their lateral support,they are dropping back wide and strong with numbers so that 2nd man needs to come in upspeed nd faster and right into their system setup causing trouble,BUT swooping back always from mid-o-zone at high speed circleing back with speed to help hit the puck carrier in the n-zone,this 2nd forechecker in will be like a hornet just swooping in on a half-zone ultra-fast cycle that will put him mid ice n-zone at nearly the same time as the puck carrier will be getting there.The 1st forechecker in will be the man backchecking the original puck mover hard and pushing the play every time he can force the d-man to skate with it because of the high speed forecheck and center of body mass angle you use.That 2nd man ha to remember NOT to get caught to deep,to keep his swooping cycle speed ultra-high and to time it to hit mid n-zone with whoever has the puck or at the same time as the puck as it is being passed.

The 3rd support man in the n-zone should be looking to also challenge the puck carrier early because the forecheck will be hurrying them up consistantly so it is now to his advantage to attact full speed as he only has 30 feet to close and he is on the puck or puck carrier,he just needs to remember to linger in the n-zone and let the 2 forecheckers do their job,and remember that they will be supporting him,one coming back hard on the backcheck andone swooping back to hit the middle with speed just as the pucks get there.

Every game the coaches are suppossed to remind the men to keep their sticks heavy and tight to the ice and their feet moving,they need to take away those shot opportunitys by either taking the body or the stick,but commit to something 100%.

You are using the right tactics around their net already,excellent job so far,just shoot those wristers across hard and keep the sticks heavy and on the ice.

I must say that is a fearsome looking PP,if I do say so myself,nice NHS touches,darn good thing you listened closely.

Just keep pljugging away,it might be safe to say we will see no dump-ins or voluntary turnovers down 2 goals right,this would be a good time for Nuge to start shooting 5-hole from that right side,it is always open and the deflection %s are great.He is shooting nice and snappy,he just needs a new target.

That forecheck and excellent backchecker is really having a nice impact,all of your IMMEDIATE adjustments have worked out and it is obvious you are taking the game back,just keep plugging.

They havent answered your adjustments on the forecheck and backcheck yet and i dont think they will in the 3rd.They will try running tip-in plays on net ASAP in the 3rd,trying to catch us on the stretch ,winning stick position,just hit everyone on the puck early and hard and head-on,no glancing checks just center of body mass ommentum stoppers.

Dont pacic they use the same set plays to start and finish nearly every period,it is the NHSs Two-Minute Drill.Just dont give them the tip-ins early.


Just keep doing as you are doing,keep er steady you are steadily coming back into the picture.

Keep those sticks down on the ice and be heavy on them.

Keep the backchecking high energy and the same with the forecheck.

Tell Nuge to shoot5-hole but NOT to come in three more feet as his instincts will tell him to,just tell him to shoot from the same distances he is using but to go 5-hole hard and heavy 3 inches off the ice.Tell him not to move in because if he shoots 5-hole from further out he will be catching the tender in a transition zone or position and his feet wont be set yet and his 5 -hole will always be either wider than normal or tighter than normal depending on is push-across,but its still 50/50 that there will be a larger than normal hole there so just pick your shot before youhit the ice on your shift and drift it in between his legs,the hole is a lot bigger than it looks.

Tell Perron to shoot from the same hard angles he was scoring from 15 games ago but this time to shoot at the middle of the tenders ribcage,exactly at his side/spine area 1/2 way up his body,there is a 5 inch hole there that is covered by the tenders jersey,just like Nuge needs to let the 5-hole shot go hard and fast on instinct and trust you also need to break in on your wing as hard as ever and then let that hard wrister or snapper go on-the-fly off your back foot,THE HOLE IS THERE THE JERSEY IS HIDING IT-TRUST THE NHS and do as you are told.

Gagner needs to remember to dangle in and use his hands and excellent shots in tight as a and get his hands dirty,dangle it a bit and go roof dadyy,use those hands now -he needs to score goals now not later.

Hall should be the backdoor shooter on some hard laterally strong E/W o-zone blueline rushes.Three pass play,one from center to the halfboards,then when the playaction coasts by HARD -STRAIGHT cross ice to Hall near the faceoff circle for a onetimer to catch the tender back-door from long range,to catch him backdoor you dont always need to skate your way into the playaction tactics you can use a snappy onetimer from the right spots at the right times to hit the same dynamic weakness on the goaltender.

When you attack their blueline with that perfect lateral strength you are now focusing,remember to tell the wingers to start collapsing to the middle as soon as they get deeper than the halfwalls to force the d-men to adjust,dont stay tooo wide to deep once you breach the zone.Just use the lateral strength to breach the zone,then collapse it to make those d-men get caught in a transition zone.

For the heck of it toss Hall-Gagner-yakupov together on the 2nd line,methinks they will score at least one for you before this one is over.

This is sad to watch,you made superior adjustments and turned the entire game around but cannot buy a cheap one now.

I guess its time to greenlight everyone,dont wait any longer to hit the panic button,open it up all the way,keep skating it using short ten foot passes and the give and goes,and take it to their net.

Keep your sticks heavy and dont skate at 100% skate at 75% and try to draw some penaltys,let them drape on you if you can draw them in.

Sam was suppossed to be shooting ,didnt anyone tap him on th shoulder and tell him when i advised it?He shouldnt have been thinking pass back to Hall,did someone relay that data or take it for granted?The shoot button should have already been pushed in Sams beanbag as I said.

I see a lack of urgency,it better not be the olde-we are waiting for the tender to come out-disease.

The dial should be wide open now and everyone giving 110% till the bitter end,for a change of mindset for once DONT PULL THE GOALTENDER and remind the men what it is like to work for 60 full minutes 5on5.They made this bed,maybe there has been to much false hope around this season overall.

What do you say after a game like this one,they came out and gunned us down,we made optimal adjustments and took the REST OF THE GAME OVER,but couldnt micro-manage any offense out of our momentum dominance.


The 1st period slammed you,once you dialed in then you literally took back and held the games momentum you just couldnt capitalise.

If you watched the 1st period and then from the 2nd period on then the last 3 minutes you would have seen 3 different Oilers teams on the ice and could have made 3 distinctly different valuations,the GOOD thing is that the execution and game manangment was IMPROVING as the game went on.

But I was right that bloody 4 minute letdown starting with 8 minutes to go the was because was catalysed by that bloody goalie pulling BS,We lost 7 minutes of high tempo high urgency 5 on5 hockey with 1 minute of empty net,for a momentum killing timeout and 8 minutes of nothing.

Overall the players and coaches suffered a black-eye in the 1st period,but got up and beat the snot out of the Stars for the rest of the game tacticlly,they just couldnt make the black-eye go away.

I say keep the system focus the same,had you been running optimal line combos AND made the right and timely adjustments AS YOU DID tonight,then I would dare say you would have found the extra offense you needed within that optimal dynamic line chemistry.The different lines were an interesting twist,but it was sad to see that that was eventually the fine line between us managing our way back into the game and earning a win or managing our way back into the game but be undergunned due to that fine line of missing chemisrty gained from line continuty and critical at the NHL level.


Ironic how so many small details add up during individual games so quickly isnt it.

Most of these details were either covered pre-game or very early during the game.

This was once again a winnable game that we let slip away,we put in the degree of hard work to earn the win but did not finish the job we started.

If we can put together proper and optimal line combos as I outlined earlier then with the system consistancy and newly found faster read and reacts from the coaches[this game] then this team will begin to win games like this where we can fight back into it from a managment perspective based on intangibles we can micro-manage like line dynamic chemisrty.

The pieces are slowly coming together,god it has been one ugly patchwork Frankenstein of a process but it is happening.Now the system is offensive enough,the men are dialed in,the coaches are showing improved ability to out manouver their peers on the opposite benches,but we are lacking dynamic line chemisrty that will optimise our talent and skillsets,this is a critical area that Ralph Krueger got stubborn on and ultimately fumbled the ball on last year when we had a playoff spot within our reach.He refused to Utilise the MPS-Gagner-Yakupov line early and consistantly,same as you have dallas sorry to say.But this seems to be YOUR last hurdle as well,like it was for Ralphy,lets see how you do,the chips are now down,do you listen to me exactly or do you insist as Ralph did to make small personal valuations leading to improper line combos based on statistical false positives.

I am saying that this game slipped away because we couldnt reach down deep enough for line chemistry based offense when we needed it,we had out coached the opponent and outcompeted them,just not outscored them.

Believe it or not this last ten games has put us in the best position of the season in terms of managment syncronicity and system offensive continuity.All we need now are optimal dynamiclly matched line combos and the table is set,I clearly remember when Ralph Krueger was at this EXACT evolutionary point.Then the poorly concieved line combos and lack of chemistry catalysed scoring hooped him,and he fell back into the dreaded ever-tightening defensive black-hole that finished his half/season .

Just fix the lines EXACTLY like I said and stop losing these games the men work so hard to win,it is amature to lose games because of poor line combos.It is nice to see changes and you need to try things out but come on already it isnt that complicated,everyone pretty well knows the players from fans to opponents to everyone,there are no secrets there.

Hall-Nuge-Ebbs
Perron-Gagner-Yakupov
Jones-Gordon-Hemsky
Gadzic-Arcobello-Smyth

Perron needs to be able to provide an MPS type of support because that 2nd line is catalysed by Nails shooting,nothing else,so whoever is on the opposite wing from him needs to bring exact MPS qualitys and impacts to the line.

All David needs to do is watch some old tapes he is a very smart player,if he watches MPS playing with Sam and Nail,he will see how ell they worked as a group and why it worked for them so well.

Nail alone would have made the difference on the 2nd line with Sammy and Perron.

I have had the same running battle over line combos with coaches for 4 years straight,they ALL use an overloaded statistically loaded decision making process and it creates wayyyy to many false/positive valuations and consequent errors and poorly concieved matchups.

This is the final hurdle,and the one that tripped up the last two coaches,there are over 30 games left to get things straight,plenty of time to get the optimal line combos working for you.

In games like tonight just like in playoff games a coach needs to know who his go-to guys are,and untill this coach learns to optimise his players individual skillsets to levels higher than their NHL peers via optimal line structure and managment focus he will never realise just how many go-to guys he really has who can get the job done for him under pressure.

Get the line catalysts sorted out from the line managers,use the catalysts to frame your system intentions and your line managers to finish the small details off for you nice and clean with sharp edges.

Once you get a proper TDT created then you will immediatly see the dividends of the line chemistry optimisation.You will be able to score goals in games like tonights because you will have your GO-TO guys lined up like ducks in a row waiting to pull out the stops as you micro-adjust your system. It is these go-to men who will make those critical last minute perfect adjustments in games.These men make your system react faster and with less friction,and they can be used for set superman type playactions late in games.

Badly concieved line combo confuse even the players themselves and even they dont know who the go-to guys are when they are mismatched dynamicly.

I am running out of things to complain about,just fix the line combos and you can begin to fine-tune the machine.


By the way the clock on the 24 hours is still running,dont forget.

Its the day after.

All you were missing from the game were the optimal system adjustments sooner and offense generated from the 3 man lateral o-zone entry.

You didnt need to go so far over-analysing things for the media post-game,it wasnt so much the three mistakes or goals or Ferences lapse,in fact goals are a fact of life in the NHL and we were within striking distance the entire game.

We had dynamic control of 2/3 of the game but couldnt generate the o-zone finishes we needed.We werent optimising the o-zone entrys,we were in fact allowing them to funnel us to the wing.

I didnt see evidence of an effective TSP,and there was definately no managment of the Shot+1 mentality working on forced rebounds to specific areas.

I heard good verbal communication a few times early then it seemed to tail down just like our game did,until the 2nd period where we picked it up a little,not a lot,not enough.


Dubnyk might as well keep on hacking his way through men in his crease,if thats what it takes to evolve and mature his game and show some personality and competativeness then he needs to get it out of his system and keep his crease clear aggressively.Every player needs to keep growing end evolving their game and adding as much as they can from the experiences they gain along the way.The Oilers lost a goalie at a critical time during a Finals Cup run with EPIC momentum on their side,it is better to have an aggressive tender who takes the odd penalty than a timid one who gets hurt with incidental contact in the final series of the Stanley Cup Championship.


I am liking how Yakupov is using the body to have an impact on the game.Now if everyone tried that for just one game this roster might discover they are tougher than they think they are,especially as they take teams into deeper waters in the 3rd periods of games.Those were the times the Dynasty teams hammered coffins shut with 1000 nails.

It doesnt take away our skill and our talent to play a well managed not desperate physical game that includes immediate hits on opponents and the system support to do it for 60 full minutes.

As long as the contacts are well managed tacticlly and arent random and as long as you "recover superior position first" then it might be advisable to bring the Hammer down on every team that isnt generally bigger than your roster.It makes sense to make a statement against EVERY team we can dominate physiclly to build up our bite strength and KILLER INSTINCT so when we play the big dogs we are prepared and ready.

This team needs to start viewing ever single opponent as a practice round for the Stanley Cup Finals,and begin to abuse opponents with some passion,every game left this year is a punishment and should be played truculently as if it were just that.The fans HAVE been irrevocably let down by not gettng to see playoff hockey from the team,so the remaining games are the way the team can clear some of that slate and give the fans some payback.

We picked the wrong identity with all of the big and tough compete and defense mantras early on, now we are making a better valuation of our true identity,which is an overwhelmingly offensive team that is tough enough and has enough compete to execute that brand of hockey against big tough nasty goon teams,the same challenges EVERY Championship team has had to face,nothing ew there.

One might simply start making references to using the rest of the season to try out new offensive systems and players looking to next season pro-actively.This way you can get the word out to the league that we are going to be running and gunning playing river hockey,and that we intend to be doing it for a full 60 minutes,and if they think they will scare us off that gameplan by getting nasty or roughing us up,they need to remember that we can WASTE AS MANY GAMES AS WE WANT NOW,and we WILL go cave-man on them with the entire roster EVERY TIME they challenge us with goon play.The Dynsty team also had that power because they were always ahead in the standings and could afford to manage some games this way,by throwing it all on the ice and having a Brou-ha-ha
with 100% compete and nasty committment.

Just let teams see what is coming next season so they remember us and build a specific cerebral muscle memory of us.One that says we will be trying to all-out run up the score for 60 minutes non-stop and we will fight you to the bone in 5 man units if you try to get nasty or out of line with us to stop us from executing you on the ice.Just let the fans,opponents and Refs know your intentions,to become high scoring Pitbulls who WILL fight in 5 man units with a pack mentality.Just become slightly predictable and your identity will evolve,flex your strengths and back them up.

It is really hard to hurt a prepared and aware opponent,so if this team just gets more serious across the board and asserts itself when and where and to the degrees that it should then there is no need to live in fear.But if you think you can talk "compete" and not bring the knuckles you are doomed.

I say bring the Goals first and the Knuckles second.Every man we take offof the ice one-for-one gives US A GREATER ADVANTAGE because of our overall skill level,on most teams if you can suck one or two of their key guys into extended penaltys you can steal games from them.We are deep enough to swim in those dark waters and make it to shore safely,where most other teams cannot.

As long as the offense continues non-stop,the volume and degrees of Nastyhockey dont matter,because winning is the object of the game.The number of goals you score matters,the nasty and the violence are just another means to that end,plain and simple,and you need to give as much of whatever ingredients it takes to beat each different opponent at their own games to become well rounded enough to be Champions.You need to learn to play their style and then adapt your own system to that and smash them.


Get your lines straightened out.

Get some of the young men on the farm and elsewhere ready to step in for 5-7 game stints.

Lets look for a lucky break like Marincin has turned out to be.Maybe a power forward.If you can do it audition Moroz right onto Nuges line.

Any player who has NHL speed and Oilers speed is welcome to give making an impact a shot.

Only men who can seriously have an above average impact need apply,so you better be big,fast....and at least one more thing.

It is time to sit down and talk to Ebbs about his "issue",maybe it is time to consider getting er done early instead of later.

I am beginning to think that Ryan Jones who has posted 20ish goal seasons in the NHL and has recently shown his mature NHL player teeth could be the fit on the 2nd line with Sam and Nail.If Jonesy can make solid zone transitions which the numbers say he can do and if he can become a threat like MPS was on the attack but then consistantly fly-by the net and recover defensive position with his speed and momentum then whings could get much better for that line quickly,that line needs a big physical n-zone transition and o-zone entry threat that CAN make hit and run strikes and return to optimal defensive positioning every rush consistantly.It is a simple role but it takes a real physical committment to puond the wind hard and lean into d-men regularly at high speeds,then have enough gas left to swing around without getting tied up back into defensive coverage position.

Just saying that Jones seems to have matured over this year more than most have and it is showing consistantly in the consistancy and truculence and seriousness of is game,parenthood hits us all in different degrees and different areas at different times,he has been stung hard early and has become protectionist and will bite FIRST forever now because he has a Brood,something he didnt know could happen to him.Ha ha hah a.Good for Jonesy,it was all he needed to add to his game and he got it full-dose from home,ha ha ha,welcome to the Big Boys Club Jonesy,I am still waiting for this years hattrick,its just one small adjustment away.

Did anyone review the System LA uses before they considered buying a Goaltender buffered by statistics created by that specific system fit?

Ha ha ha ha, of course not,you cant even create a TDT to battle them on the ice so how could you understand how the goaltenders results were catalysed,h aha haha.

I am sure he comes with Dallases good blessings.

I expect no more or less results within this system and its managment herethan Dubby created.

This managment group is standing pat and holding the line and not even considering touching the core group,smart of them.

A few small moves to satisfy the restless peasants.

I just finished watching some late 80s early 90s Oilers hockey.This edition we have now is much much more skilled and talented than that group.The single biggest difference I see between the Championship Dynasty teams rosters and ours is the team committment to nast tough defend-themselves hockey,and opponents were D-I-R-T-Y when they played the Oil.I mean dirty-nasty-dirty.So that team had some really serios bite to it,and they didnt really let much go,they were very protective of each other and had hairtrigger defensive reactions that bordered on crazy consistantly.The defense especially took great pride in being as nasty as the opposition and giving MORE than they got.The forwards all played hard and fast and protected themselves and their knees and heads all the time,EVERYONE wanted to hang a trophy Oilers head in their den.And the Dynasty team knew it,they intentionally ran up scores to dominate the mental aspects of the games before the teams even hit the ice,it is the OPTIMAL way to approach NHL hockey.Running up scores means lots of nasty nasty reactions from opponents,BUT IF YOU WANT THE PLAYOFFS BAD ENOUGH YOU WILL FIGHT THOSE BATTLES FOR 82 GAMES.


When that roster recognised the power of an absolutely dominating offense and the cerebral dynamic it created in opponents pre-game and in their fanbases they RODE IT HARD and became a DYNASTY.

Yes,teams want to fight you and will try to hurt you if you run up scores on them,but it is the only way to take both the opponents and the Reffs out of the game and guarantee wins and playoff appearances.

This is what I see missing,group toughness as in NASTY starting with the defense and killer instincts.I do not see a 100% comittment to anything even resembeling that dynamic from our coaches,I have watched players try for 4 years to re-ignite that dynasty mentality and simply be suppressed and punished and silenced.Some idiots thought they could build a championship team based on defense first.


I see the recent influences that have been implemented in tiny bits and pieces,I recognised them earlier but just as being new to this years coaches not their history,now I see the history of these phantom but right adjustments that have been creeping.Small details,must be the Messier factor showing itself finally.


It is extremely hard to compare the Dynasty team and this years roster,because this roster is laden with young talent and that one wasnt,it grew into itself via Waynes influences directly.

The goalies were so small in the nets back then it was really insane watching old games,something MUST BE DONE ASAP to fix this UGLY UGLY change in the NHL game,it is really really out of line to see Goalies as big in the nets as they are today,screw that protect the Goalies BS this has been a travesty and needs to be repaired ASAP.

I DO NOT want to see huge behemoths covering the entire net and making the game so hard to play offensively,I dont remember anyone EVER COMPLAINING ABOUT NHL SCORES BEING TO HIGH--EVER.

Its time to tone those Goaltenders down to reasonable sizes,it isnt funny anymore,and it is the reason we see all of these stupid composite sticks breaking every game,players had to build high-tech cannons so they could barely score on these huge ugly goalies who cover the entire net with padding.

I decided something after watching some Bobby Hull videos from when he was a kid,you know what ,very very potent hockey thinkers and strategys have been around for a long long time and have been used by ALL of the greatest players.This is why they are the greatest and are always so far ahead of their times status quo or average level of performance.

I decided that the real place where this type of thinking is missing is behind NHL benches.We havent seen the right type of men being advanced into these positions .we have seen statistical thinkers instead of statistic creators put in positions they arent able to optimise with their limited and weak statistical perspectives.

Like mac-T said when referencing the new Tender"things look good statisticlly".That is the right way to support a business decision to a board of directors,for sure.

As I said at the beginning of the post,can Mac-T or Dallas even understand the system where these statistics were catalysed from so they can make a fair and accurate valuation of this new Tender?Not.So all we have to work with are less than optimal statistical references created on a baseline we dont understand to define if this is a good decision or not for our system and roster?Oh yes,lets not forget that Dallas knows him.

I am not saying he wont work out,just that the process itself is flawed and fairly bush-league.Really just hit and miss,no rhyme or reason to it.Just a stats reference and thats it.

I predicted 2-3 years ago that teams would be changing both their defensive shematics and their goaltender types,I advised them to make sure TWO specific types were on the roster.The big tall men who need to go down early to optimise their body types are going the way of the dinosaurs fast.The NHS adaptations have changed the way teams are implementing their offenses and they are hammering the snot out of big goalies who are forced into exagerrated body mechanics executed at less than high speeds.

We need a tender who will stay on his feet much longer and flop down late,and still be NHL quality material,that is the direction of the future with NHL goaltenders,the Gumby era is over,look for Fuhr-Moog clones.

We also need a tall tender.We need both to have the right mix.But definately two types and two replcements cooking in the minors at all times.

Note to Oil,i am contacting one of your opponents tomorrow because they REACHED OUT TO ME respectfully.I will be looking to see a 3rd Stanley Cup won by a different team using the NHS adaptations in three years,a perfect performance record.It isnt an ex-oiler wo reached out but it is a very elite young player with more brains than attitude.I do however already know which ex-Oiler turned him on to the data.

Did you hear me you lackeys,the 3rd Stanley Cup in a row won by a 3rd team using the same NHS modifications,better yet all 3 teams were given data at different times during the NHSs evolution and they fit the historical template of data release/vs expected results PERFECTLY.

I will lead this team represented by one smart man with epic timing to the Cup this season,and then I really get turned on by the thought of the Buffalo Sabres turning it around in a RECORD way,I need to look up the biggest NHL single season turnaround and aim higher than it with them.

I will say this,my teaching methods must be excellent because a specific young young man who was committed and open to learning has transferred my lessons OPTIMALLY to an entire team,he cleared up some small details that were giving them huge issues.

You sent away one of my best students and he is about to jam that decision down your gullets,he will be wearing a Cup ring by years end.And you frittered away your last 24 hours of guaranteed NHS exclusivity.

On the upside one of my advocates and students will recieve the optimal payoff and results based reward for comitting to the NHS and its Intuitive Dynamic Managment philosophies and program,the Stanley Cup,and he will do it as a whipper-snapper.

There are so many unexpected rewards when you are a teacher,and they come from unexpected places sometimes.Just like Dallas reaches out for things from his past and past arsenals to make his current game better so do ex-oiler players who move along but also want to bring forward what they see as superior resources and data which the NHS has given them and they have endorsed.


Remember these famous words spoken by W.D.G,"Corners are for Bus-stops and Stamps".

Гвоздь Якапов, Вы развиваетесь и растете хорошо как профессиональный хоккеист. Продолжайте прилагать все усилия и слушать близко ваших тренеров, они - боссы, и Вы должны учиться так из них, как Вы можете. Вы катаетесь на коньках очень хорошо в последнее время, и это делает вашу игру лучше, когда Вы прочно держитесь на ногах, перемещаясь на правильных скоростях в правильном умноженном. Вы должны расслабить и пробовать думать игра медленнее, потому что Вы не можете решить каждую проблему, даже при том, что Вы действительно видите проблемы очень рано, Вы должны держать ваш центр игры простым и безопасным. Болельщики как я знают, что Вы имеете навык и способность иметь положительное влияние на каждую игру, в которой Вы играете, мы очень счастливы вашими усилиями и вашим желанием приложить все усилия и победить. Так Гвоздь, в будущем пребывании игр в хорошо управляемом государстве постоянного движения на ваших изменениях, прочно держатся на ногах, перемещаясь на правильных скоростях, не к быстрому и не замедлять, и не забыть иметь план B для того, когда Вы сделаны хит или игра, пробуйте планировать ваши следующие движения далее вперед, таким образом Вы делаете короткие и эффективные игры и находитесь всегда в хорошем положении, чтобы добраться между шайбой и вашей собственной сетью. Как только Вы заканчиваете хит, имеете другое место, чтобы идти в готовый в вашем мнении, и не мчаться, там принимают контролированные решения в контролируемом темпе и скорости. Вы делаете превосходный пока этот сезон, только продолжаете прилагать все усилия, и Вы получите больше icetime, и затем Вы забьете больше голов точно так же, как все ваши болельщики знают, что Вы можете сделать, когда Вам дают, достаточно многие минуты .Dont боятся перемещать с шайбой несколько успехов прежде, чем Вы стреляете, Вы можете занять время, чтобы сделать выстрелы на лету, в то время как Вы находитесь в движении. Не всегда станьте установленными столь рано в главном положении стрельбы, работа ваш путь в то положение медленнее, займите больше времени, добираясь там, таким образом Вы являетесь принудительными, чтобы стрелять шайбу, в то время как Вы перемещаетесь больше, и не так многие умноженные, когда Вы являетесь статическими или постоянными с вашим набором ног. Вы просто поражаете правильные пятна выигрыша к раннему, Вы должны заставить защиту реагировать на ваши движения ПРЕЖДЕ, ЧЕМ Вы добираетесь до того прекрасного положения, Вы должны СДЕЛАТЬ ВОЛНЫ и затем трещать в то пятно выигрыша и охоту. D-мужчины позволяют Вам идти в открытое пятно, но это - так, они могут удвоить команду ваши товарищи по команде, таким образом Вы должны остаться более близкими d-мужчинам и заставить их реагировать на ваш prescence, и затем в прошлую секунду вырываются на свободу и идут в стреляющие пятна. Удача с остальной частью сезона, я горжусь вашей работой до настоящего времени, продолжаю играть трудно и выдвигать себя устанавливать новые личные стандарты, Вы - очень хороший игрок Нефтяника и один из моих фаворитов


Вы входите в хорошие пятна выигрыша к раннему, d-мужчины позволяют Вам становиться там ранними и - двойное объединяющий в команду ваши товарищи по команде, таким образом Вы должны заставить вашу дорожку к тем превосходным пятнам занять немного больше времени, Вы должны двигаться медленно ближе туда, где Вы хотите быть и внезапно вбегать в лучшее пятно, не добираясь там до раннего, сделайте движение defensemen с вашим расположением сначала, затем поразьте лучшие пятна, чтобы выиграть от

Ok,lets see how you do on your own,I am not giving any freebies until you are down by at least two goals or the 2nd period starts.You shouldnt end up there but we shall see.

Heater is going to have a heyday,Anco isnt ready to fill Sam gagners shoes,you are nuts Dallas.To even think that a veteran player like Gagner can be replaced so easily is stupid.You are basing Arcos opportunity on statistics.You will be burned again man.Just put Gagner back where he belongs on the 2nd line.Gagner is our best 2nd centerman option and you know as well as I do that you ARE NOT TRYING TO KICKSTART SAM GAGNER--you are trying to show that he is redundant to the roster by removing him from the 2nd line center position based on your criminally catalysed statistical valuations,everyone knows stats can be skewed to fit any purpose.You arent trying to optimse your manpower you are trying to prove a point,and like I said you will get burned again doing this,if you were trying to optimise your manpower you would be treating Yakupov like the line catalyst that he is and Gagner like the line manager that he is,instead you are showing your weakness again-your stubborn streak that consistantly slows down your adjustment times so much you fail to execute basics at NHL speeds.

I am not sure if you are rolling Gagner on the 1st line as a winger tonight,but in case you are consider this a shot over your bow,stop trying to devaluate players and start optimising them.

Ralphs Kruegers Last stand was ignited over this exact line combonation issue you yourself are pursuing exactly the same ways he was by using an overloaded statistical perspective,Renny did the same thing but to a lesser degree.

I understand if you want to create your own personal Little Big Horn but it befuddles me why you would pick the exact same battleground that your last several predecessors have fallen on.

Good luck,see you in the 2nd period unless you are being gunned early.

They are challenginh your PP setup in the high middle,start using the halfwall and shoot from there,stop trying to look crossice every time.When you catch them pressuring you up so high on the PP use your secondary option,and use it with conviction,make them pay for coming up to challenge you,after the quick outlet to the halfwall,the half-wall man needs to hit them in the middle which is the spot they are leaving open and gambeling on on the PK.

Come on,react with some speed for once.This is easy money,they are making the cardinal error and are trying to battle your PP setup conventionally and are leaving both the middle and the half-wall shooting lane open every time they go up high to challenge.

We have been over this,what was it ,you didnt notice how they were handeling your PP or what?Speed the reads and reacts up a little.

Their goalie is 6'5 for gods sakes,do you thnk just MAYYYYBE , he is as vulnerable to that fast high shot 3or4 feet over the blueline that ran Dubby out of Dodge, during that drop down transition big tenders usually need to use? Mayyyybe.

Catch him up high as he is going down,at least try it is has burned you so many times over the last 3 years you ought to know the drill and how it feels when those ones go in.


Validate WHY Dubby has so much trouble with those shots,LEARN that it wasnt all Dubby,shoot on this beanpole at that exact same transition point,tell a coach to watch him going down and to pinpoint the spot his men should be shhoing from to time it right,then tell the men what to do.

Who designed tonights forechecking assignments?

Try making sure that 3rd man is hovering in the right spot in the n-zone to pick off their outlets which they are directing to the middle in that area just inside the blueline.

You should be bringing those pressure outlet pucks right back at them,but I see Hall falling and wayyy out of position instead.

Come on already you have had enough time to make these reads on the forecheck.

How come there is no offensive pressure,why are we so anemic,where are our tactics? The screwed up forechecking and failure to police the n-zone properly are drying up our offense.

Lets see those sticks down on the ice hard,lets see those same short quick passes you started the game with,lets see some give and goes fnished off at the net.Lets see that shot from just inside the blueline high from the middle.



What do I have to do give you everything read,reacts,tactical structure,give me a break already.

Do you have a Tactical Shooting Program in place tonight?No darn way you do with the number of -zone entrys you are wasting and are NOT coverting into shots on net.

If they are clogging up the n-zone on you,no brainer,as you exit your own zone,consider some nice HIGH lobs shots used to dump the puck in behind their n-zone mass of pressure,make the lobs as soon as you step over your blueline,not to hard,and not to fast and TO THE MIDDLE,try to drop them right in the middle of their zone.Obviously use this as as a secondary option.But use it.Also use the bank shot off of the boards in the n-zone,the angles are optimal just 2 feet over center on their side,but simply use that bank shot off the boards and hit the rebound with youir support cutting through the middle of their zone,early in the game you missed a pass and that mid-neutral zone bankshot split their system wide open optimally,it was a fortuitous thing to have happen IF YOU NOTICED IT AND KNOW HOW TO IMPLEMENT THE OBSERVATION.Between periods someone go back and find the playaction where that puck came off the boards perfectly and work your offense around that playaction,it really did split them wide open,if you time it right you will really burn them,and maybe more than once if they dont read it accurately the 1st time you pull it off.

Tell Perron to take the puck in and go 5-hole,but he is a better option for shooting from the MIDDLE 2-3 feet over the blueline at "high speed" trying to catch the 6'5 beanpole as he drops down through his transuition in net.Tell Perron its the long shot HIGH and the follow up for the rebound or the close in rush with a 5-hole snap-shot,no more wasted bad angle shots off the hard angles on the wing unless he drops his shot to the goalies ribcage where his jersey hides a 5 inch hole on the post.It is a gap that Perron doesnt look for because the jersey makes it look like there is no room for the shot,just power the shot in nice and heavy and it will blow through that hole and jersey covering it.

If you doubt the hole i just explained is there DONT, today I watched the TO-Sabres game and 3 of the 4 shootout goals went to the goalies elbows,exactly where many many more shots than the league average have been going over the last 3 years since the NHS has been promoting Intuitive Dynamic Managment tactics and the manipulation of the Goalies body mechanics.

Yes I said shoot at the Goalies elbows back then and I am saying ribcage right now,just do what you are told for once,that is a last resort shot anyways,Perron shouldnt be taking those hard angle shots so much anyways,he needs to lean into the middle more often.

You have all spent YEARS shooting on Dubby in practise,and where is Chabot already,6'5 is 6'5 wether its Dubby or the kid you are facing tonight,so light this kid up already ans stop making 2nd rate goaltenders look better than they are,you are getting into your own heads here already.The lacking of TSP is very evident and is having a major negative impact on this game already,pee-poor pre-planning boys.

The Tactical Shooting program gives the men more time ,and leeway to be creative when they are executing their n-zone transition and o-zone entrys.It removes the set play reliance,and allows you to speed up the shot conversion by over 25% above the conventionally optimal speeds.


This game is SOOOOO there for the taking.It is low hanging fruit man.

What a great play by Yakupov to set that first goal up,excellent simple responsible outlet play on his part.