JP Gambatese
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Zero in on his head in the clip. First, he recognizes that CAR is changing and that it’s effectively a 1-on-1 with Gostisbehere.
Then, he sells a dump-in using a head fake and by drawing his stick back like he’s going to fire it before pulling it back and making a move.
Then, he sells a dump-in using a head fake and by drawing his stick back like he’s going to fire it before pulling it back and making a move.
April 26, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Zero in on his head in the clip. First, he recognizes that CAR is changing and that it’s effectively a 1-on-1 with Gostisbehere.
Then, he sells a dump-in using a head fake and by drawing his stick back like he’s going to fire it before pulling it back and making a move.
Then, he sells a dump-in using a head fake and by drawing his stick back like he’s going to fire it before pulling it back and making a move.
The clip below is complicated but yet another example of “fighting the panic” at work:
February 25, 2025 at 3:02 PM
The clip below is complicated but yet another example of “fighting the panic” at work:
This usually takes the form of several short-distance passes rather than a stretch pass, high-risk high-reward pass, or moving to the center of the ice (into traffic) with the puck on one’s stick.
The clip below is a good example of this philosophy at work:
The clip below is a good example of this philosophy at work:
February 25, 2025 at 3:02 PM
This usually takes the form of several short-distance passes rather than a stretch pass, high-risk high-reward pass, or moving to the center of the ice (into traffic) with the puck on one’s stick.
The clip below is a good example of this philosophy at work:
The clip below is a good example of this philosophy at work: