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Post by Phil-Cornwall on Oct 19, 2010 13:34:36 GMT -5
Using the 2 top forward lines for powerplay and the 3 and 4 lines for penality kills, while not perfect, is a decent approximate and a good stop gap until actually pp and pk input can be accomodated
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What defensemen are chosen for pp and pk? This is important to know inorder to "rank" defensemen 1 thu 6....
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Post by Glenn-Philadelphia on Oct 19, 2010 13:38:39 GMT -5
Using the 2 top forward lines for powerplay and the 3 and 4 lines for penality kills, while not perfect, is a decent approximate and a good stop gap until actually pp and pk input can be accomodated but What defensemen are chosen for pp and pk? This is important to know inorder to "rank" defensemen 1 thu 6.... Good question. If your team is on the PP or PK, the engine will attempt to use either one of your top 2 defensive pairing unless they are fatigued. Because a PP or PK will usually last 2 minutes, both pairings would see ice time in each of these situations. Glenn |
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