Was Pittsburgh one of the best offenses last year or not?
Boston matched up well and ground them down.
Reimer completely collapsed in game 7. I don't see how you can be anything but horrified by that performance.
That was Nieuwendyk on Lalime bad.
A Brian Elliott special.
Going against the leagues best offense will do that.
Reimer completely collapsed in game 7. I don't see how you can be anything but horrified by that performance.
That was Nieuwendyk on Lalime bad.
A Brian Elliott special.
Not when PP's are given out like Halloween candy.
http://blogs.edmontonjournal.com/20...ast-season-hockey-analytics-expert-concludes/
The Oiler bashes on this forum should love this article.
Not so sure they'll love the other conclusions the advanced stats lead to with regards to our two franchises though.
The thinking is this: teams that shoot better than the league average tend to shoot not so well the following year. Teams that have lower goalie save percentages than the league average tend to do better the next year. Teams that get a lot more injuries than the league average tend to be healthier the next year. So if you account for those and other factors, you can actually see the true talent of a team in a given year.