Monday, March 5, 2012
Period 8 Blog 5 Hockey Offense
In basketball we talked about how much time you spend without the ball, hockey is the same way. What can you do in hockey when you do not have the puck to help your team on the offensive end? Jay has come up with an effective strategy and is probably the class leader in goals so far. For this weeks blog let me know what you do when you do not have the puck to help your team score. If you do nothing let me know what you will try to do this week. You can use others strategies as they are posted.
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what you can do is try to screen the goalie or go behind the goal and try to ask for the puck
ReplyDelete-Saman Nasserghodsi
you can block the goalies vision or just wait by the goal for a long pass or a rebound from the goalies block
ReplyDeleteHEZA M
In hockey when you don't have the puck, you can get open for a pass from a teammate or you can screen the goalie
ReplyDelete-Alex Pollack
Spread out, take the puck up the side, draw defenders out, and pass it to a player in the center for a goal.
ReplyDeleteKevin Goldberg
You can wait near the goal for an assist once your teammate passes it to you.
ReplyDelete-Susheel Krishnamurthy
Chris D'Arpa
ReplyDeleteWhen you don't have the puck, you can try to draw defenders off the person with the ball by getting open. That will force defenders to spread out and give the person with the ball a better chance of scoring. Or, if nobody covers you - then you can get a pass and score.
In hockey, it is an effective strategy to stay near the goal on offense, so that you have a hance to deflect a shot into the goal, or just to obtain rebounds from shots by teammates, and effectively shoot them into the net while the goalie is out of position.
ReplyDelete~ Trevor Kern
you can screen the goalie or while your teammate has the puck, pretend like your open so the opponents cover you so it makes it easier to score
ReplyDeleteMattin Gharagozloo
Most times players will miss their shots so it is best to stand next to them when they shoot so just in case they miss you can shoot the rebound
ReplyDelete-Jay shah
screen the goalie
ReplyDelete-matthew blaisdell
You can get open for a pass or screen the goalie
ReplyDelete-Harrison Linowes
If you don't have the puck, keep moving to open space until you know you are in a position where nobody can intercept the puck from you.
ReplyDelete-Preetam Ganti
make yourself available for a pass and wait around the goal for any second chance opportunities
ReplyDeleteErik Gunnarsson
In hockey when you dont have the puck, you can get open for a pass and possibly an assists. Also it is important to always keep moving in order to get around defenders.
ReplyDelete-Abhishek Tennarangam
when you don't have the puck, we should get open for a pass or stay near goal for a rebound
ReplyDeleteSang Park
You can screen the goalie to distract his focus and block his view of the puck
ReplyDelete-Constantine Magginas
when you dont have the puck, you can try to wait in the middle for a pass that may allow you to put it in the goal
ReplyDeleteAlder
When you do not have the puck you can move into a open position near the goal to be open for a shot on goal or get the rebound from another shot,
ReplyDelete-Max Levine
You can get low shots on net and get the rebounds
ReplyDelete-Aaron Cooperman
block the goalie so he would not see the puck, and if the puck gets close, pass it to someone you know can make the shot.
ReplyDelete~Olga
Run to open space and call for the puck when open
ReplyDelete-steven scherer
When off the ball you can block the goalie or try and stay open for a pass
ReplyDelete-Jared W
Try to move in front of the other teams goal to get a cross. Also stay spread out, to open passing lanes.
ReplyDeleteEvan Treworgy