Shout - mickiholley - 11/4/15 6:04am

<p>Head coach of the #Washington Capitals, Barry Trotz, has pointed out that the #New_York Rangers used every tactic they could to delay the game without actually doing anything that would warrant a penalty. Players know that they can "have equipment problems" that must be fixed to help them have a little extra time to rest before play resumes. They will also do this to help slow down the opposition when the opposition goes on the offensive. It is a good tactic because the momentum of the previous rush is then lost.</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - crackerjack - 11/7/15 4:42pm<br>Talk about a hockey filibuster. What the heck.</div><div class="indented">Reply - gnomie - 11/7/15 10:17pm<br>Yeah, classy move.</div><div class="indented">Reply - InsideTheBoards - 11/9/15 6:33pm<br>It is pretty sad that teams will go to these lengths to give themselves an extra minute or two to catch their breath. Or they use it to slow the momentum of the other team if they feel like they are scrambling and about to lose ground.</div><div class="indented">Reply - gnomie - 11/10/15 7:51pm<br>It seems really cheap to me.</div>