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Lock 2 Defense
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Lock 2 Defense

The idea of a Lock 2 Defense is simple: your two short sticks shut off and the long sticks play defense. This works fantastically against teams that are not well balanced on offense -- short sticks shut off the best two offensive players to let the long poles play!

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The idea of a Lock 2 Defense is simple: your two short sticks shut off and the long sticks play defense.  This works fantastically against teams that are not well balanced on offense -- short sticks shut off the best two offensive players to let the long poles play!

Perfect execution puts my best 4 defensemen against your 4 worst offensive players.

If you are ready for the inevitable problem that will occur this is a great defense.  So what is the problem?

What do you do when the player who is being shut off does get the ball?

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