How the Kings Won Game One
May 31, 2012 1 Comment
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Chris, Thanks for the breakdown. Agreed combo of Zubrus/Salvador, split second mistakes, puck in the back of the net. Mistakes in the o-zone often turn/decide games. Zubrus fails to turn to backwards in his inital backcheck and scan the whole rink. He gets puck focused and didn’t relize that he was in fact a d-man at that point. Salvador must communicate in someway to Zubrus also at some point that he is now in fact a d-man. Communication breakdown. The video never lies!
What program(s) are you using to edit/create this? Good job!