Usually a breakout is a great time to try some set plays, which usually start with the puck carrier behind his own net with teammates up ice ready to receive the puck. This photo is humorously similar to a scene in The Mighty Ducks where all the players start behind the net and breakout in a flying 'V' formation. Realistically, this would be quite easy for the opposing team to defend for two different reasons. First the team breaking out is bunched together; ideally you'd want to spread out, creating more open ice and generating more potential plays. Secondly, the NHL has an off-sides rule which would make it incredibly hard for the breakout team to get in the offensive zone using this strategy. The puck must enter the opposing team's zone (represented by a blue line) before any of the attacking players. With all the attacking players in a nice line here the defending team could just park most of their team on the blue line and just prevent the lead player from entering the zone with the puck, foiling the whole plan.

This image is particularly funny because the Oilers are known for being an incredibly shitty, bottom of the barrel, joke of a team, despite their consecutive first round draft picks.