MurderOnIce wrote:
I heard a good Gary Galley quote something like... 'You can't play dump and chase if no-one is willing to chase' The team is successful when they pay attention to what happens after the dump and someone steps up to chase....
They have to learn to get those dumps right, too: hard around the glass or chipped softly into the corners. Those soft, slow rollers along the boards get cut off by the opposing team's goalies, and so quickly moved out by the other team's D, or intercepted on the way into the zone.
It's really a pretty simple tactic, but we're even getting that wrong most of the time, and it's really hampering our forecheck / offence.