Dorofeyev Buries One-Timer to Light the Lamp on the Power Play

Dorofeyev cashes in with a clean one-timer, and power-play goals like that are rarely accidental. The puck movement has to be sharp, the lane has to open for a split second, and the shooter has to punish the mistake before the penalty killers can recover. That is the kind of goal coaches love and opponents hate, because it tells you the structure broke down for just long enough to hurt.