Hockey prompt

Aaron Wilson has had a fairly successful career as a hockey player for the Hamilton Steelhawks of the simulation hockey league, but I've always wondered what it would be like to coach a team in this league. Maybe that's what Aaron will do after retirement. I do have some interesting ideas I'd like to try. My vision is, basically, you can't score if you don't shoot. Every goal is a result of a shot on goal, right, so the more you shoot, the more you score. On the other hand, at least half of turnovers are intercepted passes. So my question is, why pass the puck if every pass is a potential giveaway. If your team just never passes the puck, then, well, your team just cut turnovers in half, at the very least, and your corsi for improved by 10%. Now take into account that shot attempts lead to goals, and you have an interesting hockey strategy to try. Build a team that can't pass at all and tends to shoot whenever possible. Seems unlikely that this would actually work but you never know.