Something you will notice about these 7(seven) NHL Power Play clips is the use of the “heart” or some call it the “bump” player. Every single power play here highlights the use of the “bump” player. I started noticing this set up a few years ago by the Boston Bruins.
It’s an extremely effective set up. The way it works is movement up top by the QB, both flank options and pop off the net front to a quick one touch pass to the bump player. Some power plays work it along the top and two flank players to the bump player. Generally though the net front player getting low below the goal line & a one touch pass makes it difficult for the PK to track the puck and cover holes on the power play.
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