Grzegorz stays focused through the entire game by letting the world fade away. He barely registers the crowd noise. All he does is follow the puck and sit on it when it approaches him. Unfortunately this has not worked out well this season, as he's fallen off a cliff relative to his dominant performance last season. Maybe he needs a different approach: hyper awareness of the whole building, using the crowd itself to help him follow the puck. Instead of lazer-focus for sixty minutes, which seems to be getting more difficult as he ages, Grzegorz may need to adopt a more passive approach and let the game come to him. If he does, it'll look more like following the other team's eyes as much as the puck. Whether that works or not remains to be seen. Last season, attacking the game and attacking the puck, seeing nothing else, carried him to a McBride and a Razov. This season, he's been a disaster, a weight his team has carried and won despite him. That's almost worse than losing. Almost.