As a true Power Forward, the best thing a defenseman can do to help me score is to give me drop space and allow me to be the first line of defense. They should anticipate the passing lanes and stay low and hungry, waiting for me to make the big hit on the puckhandler, which makes the opposing team pass more frequently out of scoring positions because they see that I'm coming near. Also, maybe a high five every once in a while would be nice. I don't know what I'm doing, nor how to play hockey, so simple encouragements go a long way. Plus, who doesn't like high fives, am I right? If they are really special to me, they will know that I love to do low fives more than anything. There are few things that demonstrate friendship better than a nice, crisp low five. If a defenseman is feeling extra generous, they can teach me how to play hockey. That would also be helpful, most likely.