Option 2

This feels like a deja-vu, I think we've had this one before... But after years and years of PTs there is bound to be some repetition, and if I cant remember the answer I gave back then, then how can I fault the PT team for not remembering that this was already way back in the day when completely different people were in charge? Alright, so the rule I would change this time around would in regards to the goaltender freezing the puck. I think the game would benefit from having fewer breaks and fewer face-offs and quite frankly, the rule that a goaltender can just bury the puck or ball to force a stoppage in play is pretty strange, when you compare it to almost any other team sport out there. I would change the rule so that the goalie has to play the puck after a few seconds, otherwise he could face a delay of game penalty. However, opposing players aren't allowed to actively pressure or block the goalie within a certain range. They can intercept any passes after a few feet and can pressure any Defenders of course, which rewards teams that have a well structured forecheck but can also create nice counter-attacking opportunities against those teams that don't.