Well good luck with that, seeing as how shot are frequently sent slightly off mark.. with the hope/intention of someone tipping/redirecting a shot past the keeper. ..they actually practice it. If you can devise a system that can detect a shooters intention, then you might be onto something.
I havent seen any video, but did anyone else notice .... from where I was sitting -- on the blueline -- that Q looked to be clearly off sides when they scored their 1st goal? (Was it me or did that zebra crew struggle with offsides all night?) Terrible.
Agree with others here -- if the PP were an old horse, it'd be taken out back and shot. Holding the puck too long and drilling a shot into the defenders shin pads is all to predictable, not to mention unacceptable. Whatever the "umbrella" setup on the PP is supposed to achieve, it isn't happening and hasn't happened in quite a while...zero traffic / bodies or shots to the net. Teams are pressuring the point which if you do the math, leaves them at a disadvantage down low...but the forwards to need cycle and create space. Teams are so familiar with what we're trying to do that they react before we even do it. WAY too much holding the puck and too much standing around waiting for a pass....the only thing that accomplishes is making the PK's life easier. More movement without the puck, make the D turn their head, create the disadvantage and get pucks to the net.
