Prompt 2

I think the main reason we don't see many, if any, plays like that in the NHL is because the league is deep rooted in it's own culture and sorely needs a face lift. It's often reiterated in the media, there's a big focus on "grinding out wins" and you gotta "battle for the win". This becomes even more common place in the playoffs where the refs effectively just step aside and let the players decide their fate. Players like Zegras and Svechnikov, and plays like the one in the linked video, are a breath of fresh air the league sorely needs, but unfortunately a bunch of stuffy old heads at the top and big name media personnel push it back down so it doesn't get fully absorbed. It's not all doom and gloom though. Over the last few seasons you can see the change is starting to take shape. The "Michigan" is the highlight of the year and is widely praised. High talent players like McDavid are putting on a clinic each night, showing that grit doesn't always win. On the flip side skilled players with grit are now a premium (Tkachuk's).