Glad to see that they won it, finally. The problem with the Hawks' attack is that they are too slow to the puck when they dump it and the trap is breaking up carries into the zone. To break the trap, your chasing forwards need to have a head of steam once the puck is dumped in. Since the Hawks like play with long passes, they don't have that speed. If you play dump and chase, you have to chase with speed, otherwise, you have the anemic offense that we saw here in the last two games. Alternatively, you can carry into the zone and use a modified dump and chase, or carry in and break the trap with good cross ice passing or a quick drop pass (overloading one side to clear out the other). The Hawks were most successful when they carried into the zone, drew a Canuck defender out of position and controlled the puck. Unfortunately, the Canucks are very disciplined and don't make this mistake too often. I will say that the Hawks did the right thing early -- if you can get a lead on the Canucks, they begin to make mistakes when they try to do too much. They just didn't get the goals. Anyway, this is a long way of saying that Hawks struggled because Vancouver is forcing them to play dump and chase, and they aren't chasing the puck well at all.