Lifting the puck off the glass so it bounces out of the defensive zone. Sending it straight over the glass out of play can be a delay-of-game penalty under some rulebooks.
A breakout support play where one defenseman goes to get the puck and the partner moves beside the net or toward the corner to take a short pass and keep the play moving.
A defensive setup that clogs the neutral zone and steers the puck carrier toward the boards, waiting to force a turnover instead of chasing the puck deep.
A breakout that moves the puck to the side of the ice away from where it started, often with a D-to-D pass or a rim, to beat a forecheck that has overloaded one side.