Here's the solution to the powerplay: drop it completely.
Just roll regular lines 5 on 4 and 5 on 3 and let them take advantage of more open ice to be more effective. Obviously this coaching staff can't construct a decent power play to save its life so just stop treating it like a special team and roll normal lines and pairings.
That's what has come to my mind during the season quite often after watching the PP fail over and over. Why do coaches and players have to over think man advantages just because their's one less opponent out there? Players have chemistry with their regular lines, so why jumble it all up and throw them all on one unit for a PP. What interesting for the top PP unit, is only Poms and Parise play on the same line during five on five, than mix in Koivu from his own line, Vanek off line 3, and Suter off D line 1. Same with unit #2, it's just a mess of players thrown in a blender and their supposed to develop chemistry and accomplish something in 25 seconds. Just treat it like a 5 on 5 situation and keep it simple. Get hard shots at the net, crash the rebounds, odds are one of your 5 guys will find it before 4 defenders can. Remember verse the Kings towards the end of the game, Yeo tossed out Koivu, Stewart, and Nino along with Suter and Brodin, and they scored a PP goal because they had chemistry and knew what the other guys were gonna do because they play with each other all game, every game.
And Yeo has tinkered with swapping players lately on the top unit, like Vanek out, and/or Dumba/Spurgeon on the point and Pom down low. It's been terrible no matter what, but one thing has stayed the same, and that Suter playing the point. Opponents don't even have to defend Suter, as they can just cover the other 4 guys, because his shot is pathetic and nobody respects it. He says he does wristers to aim better for openings and deflections, but when the puck is shot so god damn slow and it hits a body part or stick, it just drops dead because their is no steam behind the puck at all. Suter gets all the PP time, and plays thirty minutes a night, and has two freaking goals, that tells you how bad of a shot he is. Find someone with a bomb of a shot (Scandella) to unleash some havoc in the front of the net.