Option 2

My player absolutely does not do any fraudulent tricks to gain advantages during the game. The league can minimize stuff like this by promoting a culture of fair sportsmanship and heavily frowning upon the use of unsavory tactics for the sake of winning. If it seems like it's okay to do anything it takes to win then more and more players will feel like they have no option but to participate in the acts themselves, but if the default behaviour for the majority of players in the league is to not gain these slight advantages, then someone doing them will seem out of place and looked down upon. Even though the presence of tricks is only visible on the ice, the real prevention of them starts in the LR and fostering a culture where teammates are never encouraged to play dirty. The heart of a good competition is always strongest when the players all perform according to the same set of safe and respectable standards where the eventual winner outperformed the other teams fairly, not by taking ever single possible advantage at the cost of morals.