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26th July 05, 07:28 AM
#11
Originally Posted by Jimmy Carbomb
The big difference is that the talent pool in the NHL is such that there are not the number of breakaway skaters on each team. This means that the modern trap will frustrate teams into breaking it with mis-directed, long passes.
I agree that the talent pool is greatly diluted. Hockey is the worst by far of all the major North American sports. I think you understate, however, the effective use of holding and hooking by trapping teams. If the offensive player gets a step on you, just reach around and slow him down. Use your arms. Use your stick. Don't pull him to the ice - just slow him down and "interfere" with him. It's an infraction of the rules; a penalty should be called; they refuse to call it.
Kevin
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