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Tom Molloy
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Thanks Kai, maybe the systems are a little tighter on the defensive side. It is still in the same range. The idea that the farther away from you net the turnover happens the less scoring chances created is still valid. That is why playing passive traps is not only boring to play and watch but also fails to created turnovers in the attack zone where about one in four results in a scoring chance.

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