analysis

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  Bertuzzi: Converting From Inside Five Feet, with the NHL’s High-Danger Specialist 

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  McAvoy: More Miles, Fewer Hits—Finding Offense as a Two-Way Defenseman

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  Chychrun: Smart Reads To Sustain “Unsustainable” Shooting% as an Offensive Defenseman

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  Keefe: Finding Soft Spots in the Offensive Zone, One Entry At a Time

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  Cooper: The Early Release Stretch Pass, Extending an Aging Core’s Window

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  Bednar: Aggressive “Run-and-Gun” as an Organizing Principle in all Three Zones

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  Bowness: Instilling Defensive Accountability by Protecting Home Plate

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  Hiller: The 1-2-2, Interpreted by a Master Practitioner of the Neutral Zone Trap

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  Tortorella: Elite Rush Offense, the Old Dog’s New Trick

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  Gulutzan: Structured “Road Hockey” Builds the NHL’s Best Power Play