Shots on goal in general haven’t been the issue thus far. The Columbus Blue Jackets have out shot the Pittsburgh Penguins in games one and two. The problem has been failing to convert on those chances.
The Jackets are typically a dump and chase team which has been successful at times. However, it hasn’t been working all too well lately. Here are three changes that the CBJ should make.
Invade Marc-Andre Fleury’s Space
The Blue Jackets don’t have a large enough presence in front of Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury. The emphasis on board play isn’t allowing them to cause enough havoc in front of the opposing goalie.