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Grind: This power play's potency = spontaneity?

By Dejan Kovacevicin Boston

The Penguins' No. 3-ranked power play converts at a 26.8% rate, and it does so with what amounts to an amorphous, amoebic approach to moving players in and out of usage, in and out of various positions and roles on the ice. Which isn't exactly the norm.Read More

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