Option 2:

Luca is not a stranger to the penalty box, he spends some time there every season. He knows he plays hard and can sometimes take it too far, so he will never complain about a call. Could he complain? Sure, anyone can complain about a call going against them, but what good does it do? You will just get the ref you target you more in the game, or worse, other games. While in the box, he spends the two minutes hoping a goal is not scored. That is the worst feeling, a power play goal because of an action you did. The other thing he focus on is what he does after he leaves the box. Join play to help defend or attack? Straight to the bench for a change? I guess it depends on what the on ice situation looks like, but always being aware and prepared will get you some solid chances if done right. Luca feels like he should be making up for the penalty kill after his two minutes is up, whether that is a goal of his own or drawing a call.

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