We will use a wing lock (can be either wing) when we have a lead or are playing a team that has a cross ice game that is proving difficult for our defense to handle.
Two forward will pressure the puck in the offensive zone one forward will act as a 3rd defenseman and remain close to the blueline. Either the defnseman or the forward on the blueline can pinch along the boards BUT you need to either get the puck or the opposing player - both can't get by you when you seal the wall.
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