I don't disagree with your general idea about Power but I think that's a bad example. Power has another Red Wing right behind him, and Dahlin is engaging with Raymond, and the puck pops out to Raymond and is off his stick in a split second. That's not a play where you try and plant a guy. It's hard to hit someone as a means of keeping them from shooting, when you don't know that the puck is going there. I think a better question is why Dahlin didn't plant Raymond, Dahlin was actually on Raymond but in a very soft way.