Maurice on Panthers' PK vs. Oilers: 'With that power play, you'll take alright'
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In a recent post-game interview, Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice discussed the challenges faced during their game against the Edmonton Oilers. He particularly focused on the penalty kill, acknowledging the Oilers’ formidable power play. Maurice emphasized the importance of staying disciplined and executing the game plan effectively to minimize scoring opportunities for such a talented offensive team.
Maurice highlighted the adjustments made during the game, noting that the team’s defensive strategy aimed to pressure the puck and limit high-quality chances. He praised his players for their effort in executing the strategy under pressure. Despite the obstacles, Maurice expressed confidence in the team's abilities and strategic approach, indicating that continuous improvement is necessary as they move forward in the season.
The Panthers are preparing for an upcoming series of games where maintaining strong special teams will be crucial for their success. Maurice remained optimistic, citing the unity and resilience within the roster as keys to overcoming tough challenges in the NHL. The focus will remain on building on the lessons learned from the Edmonton matchup, aiming for refinement in both their power play and penalty kill units as they gear up for future opponents.
Maurice highlighted the adjustments made during the game, noting that the team’s defensive strategy aimed to pressure the puck and limit high-quality chances. He praised his players for their effort in executing the strategy under pressure. Despite the obstacles, Maurice expressed confidence in the team's abilities and strategic approach, indicating that continuous improvement is necessary as they move forward in the season.
The Panthers are preparing for an upcoming series of games where maintaining strong special teams will be crucial for their success. Maurice remained optimistic, citing the unity and resilience within the roster as keys to overcoming tough challenges in the NHL. The focus will remain on building on the lessons learned from the Edmonton matchup, aiming for refinement in both their power play and penalty kill units as they gear up for future opponents.