Just an amazing statistical anomaly

[stevie for president 42]

our lack of pressure on the points is our problem. when our wingers are deep, they opposing dmen have a lot of room and time to make a good pass or wind up for the shot. also, when our wingers are deep and our d gets the puck, they through it up the boards, just like youre told from mini mights on. the problem is, our wingers are too deep to chip the puck out. oh and when youre rushing to the point, you end up screening the goalie whereas if youre already at the point you have a better chance of blocking the shot because you can move east to west instead of strickly going north, and also because youre closer to the shot, its like how goalies play at the top of the crease to cut off the shot. the closer you are to the shot, the less room there is to get it around you.