Option 2:

One of Fenix's teammates had just taken a penalty, and the Colorado Raptors were forced onto the penalty kill. This, however, was Fenix's chance to execute his favorite set play. All he would need is to win the faceoff in the defensive zone. The puck would go back to stud defenseman Oranje Kohne, who would then slide it up to Winger Leonard Wood. Fenix wouldn't be paying attention to that though, he would immediately start booking it to the neutral zone, not even looking to see who got the puck. It was a high risk, low reward play, Fenix's favorite.

Fenix took a deep breath at the faceoff circle. The ref threw the puck down, and Fenix won the faceoff. He started skating as fast as he could, emphasizing his speed and getting open attributes. He dare not look back, if the play broke up, it would be an explosive meltdown, and Fenix knew that cool guys never looked at explosions. Just before crossing the opposing blue line, he stuck out his stick to receive the puck on his backhand. As soon as he did, the puck came, just in time to avoid being offside. Fenix now has a 1 on 1 breakaway with the goalie. He did a nifty backhand-forehand play, and lobbed the puck in the back of the net, netting Fenix with his 9th shorthanded goal of the year.