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I have diagramed the pk rotation 3-5 vs a Spread Power Play. Vancouver did it opposite with the weak side high player covering the middle, the strong side high player keeping point coverage and giving a free pass to the back door play. Boston scored on their third back door shot. Schnieder made on terrific save and I think on went wide.
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T-PK 3-5 vs a Spread PP
Key Points:
The key is to eliminate one timer shots from the point, from the player in the middle and the back door play.
Description:
1. When the puck is passed down the D in front moves to that side.
2. Weak side high player drop low to take away back door one timer.
3. Strong side high player drop down and front the middle attacker.
4. Strong side high player get in shooting lane when puck is at the point.
5. Weak side high player cover middle and take away cross ice pass with stick.
6. Low player elininate tip ins in front but don't get tied up.
7. D to D pass everyone shift.
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- T-PK 3-5 vs a Spread PP.pdf (273 KB)
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