Sometimes, the smallest and seemingly most insignificant moments in a game can change the outcome.
In this film breakdown, we illustrate how a heads-up play by Mark Stone gave the Golden Knights a much better chance to come back against Toronto.
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The Golden Knights’ power player have started out the season well, picking up where they left off last year. Pavel Dorofeyev has all four goals the team has scored, and they’ve mostly been scored using the same play.
In this film breakdown, we show how the play works, what teams are doing to adjust, and how the Golden Knights can respond moving forward.
Adding Reilly Smith has been a big help for the VGK penalty kill, but they’ve also made a tweak to the system that is paying dividends as well.
In this film breakdown, we show the small change and how it is helping to limit the amount of time the PK spends in their own zone.
The Golden Knights took both games on the road in Dallas and are now in complete control of their first round series. They’re doing it with suffocating defense all over the ice.
In this film breakdown, we show what they are doing and how they are doing it.
The Golden Knights have been playing much better recently and are starting to look like the team that won the Cup again. Their ability to breakout of the defensive zone and quickly strike in transition is a major reason why.
In today’s film breakdown, we show the elements of the breakout and small plays off the puck set-up transition goals.
The Flyers set out to frustrate the Golden Knights, and for a good portion of the game, they were successful at doing so. Bruce Cassidy and the VGK defense made an adjustment though and eventually found the breakthrough.
In today’s film breakdown, we show what the Golden Knights did differently against Philadelphia and how the new focus paid off in the end.
Bruce Cassidy has used the term “reload” a lot when describing what he wants to see from his forwards.
In today’s film breakdown, we explain what he means and show how it can impact a game.