It’s that time again. Bolts By The Bay is pleased to present another edition of our Writers Round Table. This week’s topic centers around the Tampa Bay Lightning‘s much-maligned power play.
Each and every week, the Bolts By The Bay Staff is asked a question–some interesting, some serious–and the writers submit their answers for you all to read.
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Sometimes we are thinking along the same lines, while others we’re so far apart we might as well be from different planets.
The wonderful thing about hockey (and pretty much every other sport) is that there’s no need to agree on everything.
Actually, disagreeing can be more fun because it usually gets people talking. What’s bad about that?
So long as you love the NHL game, nothing else matters.
Now, we’re going to take a look at the question posed to the Bolts By The Bay team and see what we can find out. Let us tell you, some answers may make the hairs on the back of your neck rise up, your insides burn with rage, etc. All we ask is that you try to keep an open mind.
This week we asked the staff the following question: What would you do to fix the Tampa Bay Lightning’s recent power play issues?
We understand this is a topic that may elicit differing opinions, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
On the next few pages, you’ll see responses from the Bolts By The Bay Writing Staff.
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