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Sudbury Wolves rookies light up the lamp shorthanded, leading to a decisive victory over the Erie Otters. Does this signal a shift in the Wolves’ special teams strategy, or was it a one-off performance? With back-to-back shorthanded goals, is this a sign of aggressive penalty killing becoming the new norm in the OHL? How much of an impact will this have on player development, specifically for forwards learning to play a responsible defensive game? Could we see more teams adopting this high-risk, high-reward approach? I predict this aggressive PK style will become increasingly influential in shaping the future of hockey, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts. Share your experiences and predictions for how this might impact minor hockey coaching philosophies.