For those of you who struggle to understand the real game,  Rosie  Dimano said it best this morning in the other paper: the Sundance has become the "soft belly"! I've said this before: when you don't have the puck you must  battle to get it; that is where  the aggressive forecheck comes in; when you need to contain, you use the strategic forecheck to block off skating lanes and when you defend you use the  flush forecheck to open up shooting lanes for your tender to find the puck and to neutralize skaters to ineffective positions before  you use the aggressive forecheck to strip them off the puck before you go on the attack again.  Buds claim, they've played this game lone enough and know how to play. Standing around watching the other teams skate, certainly does not look like it.