Jeff Petry knows precisely the way in which his squad needs to execute in order to keep enjoying success like they did the night before at the Canadian Tire Centre, where they exploded for three goals with the man advantage en route to a 4-0 road win.
"We have to be sharp. The passes have to be tape to tape, because if you're bobbling the puck or it's out in front, then it gives the P.K. a chance to jump," said Petry, who opened the scoring on the power play in Kanata. "It has to be quick and sharp puck movement and then after that, it's a matter of generating shots. If you try to be too cute and overpass, that's when you're going to get the passes that aren't tape to tape. As you generate more shots, the plays are going to open up."