Panthers Struggle to Break Through Tampa’s Defense—Could This Be the Turning Point?
Not since the first period in Los Angeles have the Panthers allowed a power play goal, a stretch that has now reached 13 consecutive penalty kills.
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“I liked our penalty kill, that was the highlight of the game. I thought we did a real good job with that,” Maurice said. “It’s no different than your power play; It’s all confidence based. We went through a run of having a tough stretch on our kill, and it’s been good for the last four or five games. Really aggressive, everybody moving together, getting sticks on pucks, winning face offs, some blocks, but some really good clears.”
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