Creative Prompt:

Everyone knows that you can shoot a puck in on a goalie and try to collect the rebound to score. Any center worth his salt has more than a few tip-in goals. The trickiest of shooters will put a puck into the net by way of bouncing off the goalie's back. We're going to elevate this situation to an entirely new level: teammate rebounding. No more need for tip-in goals or accurate shooting, when you can just fire the puck into your waiting teammate's chest, who will be positioned perfectly behind the defense to beat the goalie. As an interesting side-effect, all of the team's best shooters will now be getting nothing but assists, and the forwards who stand in the blue paint will see a dramatic rise in their scoring. Why not just remove the lurking threat behind the goalie? It would create too much vulnerability in the front of the net. Trick play achieved, TBB averages twelve goals per game, and the crowds lose their minds. Hockey may never be the same after this.