In the early 2000s, the New Jersey Devils mastered a defensive style called the neutral zone trap. When run well, this style prevented the opposing team from even setting up at the offensive end of the rink. The Devils trained their younger players to play this trapping defense, while most other teams in the league did not attempt to trap as often because it was difficult to perfect (it was also very boring to watch). Using the concepts of specific and general human capital, describe how the Devils emphasizing this style would impact their ability to re-sign their players who became free agents.