Option 2:

I would change the tripping call. I mostly understand why it is set up the way it is, but it used to not be this way. Currently, any defensive action that takes an opposing player off their feet is tripping, even if a solid play on the puck is made. This essentially eliminates most defensive slides, aggressive goalie pokechecks, and other entertaining plays. If a goalie challenges a breakaway shooter by doing an old school pokecheck slide, it should not be a penalty if the oncoming player falls over the goalie if the goalie first made contact with the puck. Every time a goalie does this, the crowd goes "wow, that was awesome!" If goalies know they will get a penalty, they will stop doing this play in fear that they will hurt their team. Fantastic plays should not be penalized and this sort of soft call saps a little joy from the game.