Option 2

10 minutes left into the 3rd period and the score is 3-3 between San Diego Tidal and Nevada Battleborn. Sam Volta has the puck in his end and attempts a pass to his teammate but instead it gets intercepted by Yuri Boyka III. Boyka rushes towards the opposition with a perfect chance to score and Volta comes rushing towards him. Boyka is about to shoot and Volta falls down on the ice and whistle is blown. Boyka gets called 2 minutes for slashing. Boyka yells what the fuck at the referee and gets another 2 minutes. He thinks to himself what the hell is going on. Volta displayed the biggest act of the century and acted as if he got hit by boyka's attempt at a slap shot. As Boyka enters the penalty box, he is furious at how Volta played the pitiful game of deceit. The next 4 minutes, all kinds of crazy thought is going inside the Russian's head. He is not able to accept the fact that he was basically charged for a penalty he did not deserve. Boyka plans his revenge. Initially, he thought of replicating a similar act but he knew he was better than this. So instead he analyzed the game for the next 4 minutes. He realized that there is a big hole on the left side of the ice as the defender from the opposition was slow to get into position. Boyka kept studying and hoping that Nevada can kill the penalty and indeed they did. The game continues and the score is still 3:3. 30 seconds remain and Boyka decides to unleash his full power. He skates up the wing on the left side and uses his big strides to quickly accelerate and receives a beautiful saucer pass from Gwenn. Without further ado, Boyka takes a slap shot mid air and banggg the puck goes in. The Battleborn have done it and secured another win to an amazing start to the regular season. Lesson is to use the negative outcome as a fuel to make it positive.