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I see you are back (or still here), let's talk lines.
Strategies are important, most ask, "what strategies should I
use?", and also, "what is the best length for shifts?".
Both excellent questions and I will answer them.
My opinion of each strategy:

Passing plays: Reliable for your offensive guys,
this is the most basic strategy.

Run & Gun: This simply does not work well
at all. You may get some goals from a line of all 90's oa players
with this, but they will allow more than they score.

Dump & Chase: Primarily a 4th line tactic
with fast skaters who's abilities are limited.

Hit & Grind: The true essence of hockey. The name says it all, your guys will body the opponent and grind the net.


Neutral Zone Trap: This is a great strategy for
a 3rd line with great defensive forwards. I am a strong believer that
every team needs one of these lines to succeed.

It is all a matter of opinion again, but I will break
down my personal experience with each one. You have to ask your self
first, "what kind of players do I have?", "What kind
of team do I want to run?" and "What kind of coach do I
have?". There is really no set way a coach works for this, but
his strong attributes will matter. Time to choose your own adventure.

Désolé pour le english tip. Si vous avez des questions sur ce qui a été dit, vous pouvez toujours demander.
Tout ceci pour dire que : Dans vos lignes, vous pouvez ajouter une de ces stratégies à chaque ligne EVEN STRENGTH, en plus de rajouter un durée des shifts entre 10 et 90.