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ECQF Game 3 GDT : Tampa Bay Lightning at Red Wings, 7:00 EST

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We need to simplify the powerplay. Put two players on the point. Do lots of one-timers. Put a man in front to screen the goalie. Stop trying to make the fancy play. Don't wait until the goalie and shot blockers are set before shooting.

We use to do that when Homer and Lids were still on the team.

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We use to do that when Homer and Lids were still on the team.

It's not about talent as much as common sense. The powerplay is a man advantage. You shoot the puck and you'll have an advantage in front of the goalie in numbers whenever there's a scramble for the loose puck.

We're always trying to make a fancy play, yet we never one-time the puck from the slot. Very odd strategy.

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These guys need to be just a little bit more greedy and take the shot. Nothing bad can come of you taking a shot on the opposition's goaltender. So what if you hit the goaltender, there is a chance for a dirty goal off a rebound. Just shoot.

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It's not about talent as much as common sense. The powerplay is a man advantage. You shoot the puck and you'll have an advantage in front of the goalie in numbers whenever there's a scramble for the loose puck.

We're always trying to make a fancy play, yet we never one-time the puck from the slot. Very odd strategy.

Well we had common sense back then too.

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These guys need to be just a little bit more greedy and take the shot. Nothing bad can come of you taking a shot on the opposition's goaltender. So what if you hit the goaltender, there is a chance for a dirty goal off a rebound. Just shoot.

They can't make LGW happy. When they throw it at the net, people complain they're not setting up their shots. When they try to set up their shots, we complain they're not one-timing it. I think it's a combination of the two and making better judgment calls about when to point and shoot and when to cycle the puck.

A big problem I see is passing. Detroit mentality seems to be they still have the same crisp tape-to-tape passing they had 5 years ago.

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