Prompt 2

The reason you don't see much of this is an easy explanation to be honest. A team can draw up as many trick places as possible in practice, but it is hard to account for what the other team is going to do. The other team has 5 skaters on the ice, that is 5 skaters that you would have to fool and that you can't predict what they are going to do. When you add in these 5 skaters it also takes a lot more room off of the ice, making trick plays happen, have to happen fast and quick in limited space.

Thats why as you said, you see goals such as the Michigan or plays going between the legs etc because it is easier for one player to do in a tight space. Compared to trying to a time a trick play for a full line up to execute. In hockey, and how fast it is - it is just to hard to make true trick plays.

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