For the time being, however, there is no reason to resist relishing this high-scoring stretch. Goaltenders are certainly not appreciating it, and coaches will likely resent the shift, but for the rest of us, this offensive display is a welcome relief. It offers a refreshing change from the usual defensive grind—a controlled chaos that keeps the arena’s goal lights illuminated for nearly the entire match.
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