devilsblood
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He doesn’t expect Pasta to be able to cross the goal line and pasta shouldn’t have been able to with McLeod on him. Once pasta does beat McLeod he’s in a spot where he can either try to score himself or slide one over to Hall who’s coming around back door depending on what Smith does. Smith didn’t play it well but it fell apart and the bruins were in a bad spot when McLeod played soft D and got beat.
We already agreed he shouldn't be behind the net.
But if Smith gaurds the front and meets Pasta at the goal line there is no back door option.
Pasta did beat McLeod, but if our D were positioned it's a non incident. Plays like this happen all the time.