GlassesManbad
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- Oct 14, 2022
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Tampa had a boatload of skill and a pack mentality and will swarm anyone they see fit.Who is Tampa's heavyweight? Who is Colorado's? I know you aren't talking about Manson and Maroon.
We beat up on Tampa last year until the refs called it like a regular season game.
yup , we're good at spamming shots , hopefully one day it leads us somewhereLeafs underlying number rankings so far:
Shot Differential: 58.39 (4th in the NHL)
Scoring Chance Differential: 57.96 (4th in the NHL)
High Danger Chance Differential: 59.29 (5th in the NHL)
xGF%: 59.27 (2nd in the NHL)
Goal Differential: 50% (18th in the NHL)
PDO: .968 (tied for 25th in the NHL)
Stars should have finished a few more chances and the goalies should have made a couple of more stops so far.
The Leafs have been pretty good so far and will have an amazing season if they keep up their play as their PDO will regulate.
That sounds pretty good but how are they doing in the stat that really counts - expected shots?Leafs are 2nd in least amount of avg shots allowed per game thus far.
yup , we're good at spamming shots , hopefully one day it leads us somewhere
It's a bit concerning if you equate people wanting nothing to do with you and "flirting with you"...Stop flirting with me Dekrs, ya little minx.
your stats are based on shot volume/location except for the goal differential and pdoActually, it's everything thats good including shot quality.
Gotta read past the first line.
They had more scoring chances, high danger chances and expected goals against both Montreal and Arizona.
Both your arguments can’t be true.
I don't understand, does the fact that they had 8 powerplays somehow support your argument that they should have lost? Please explain.
I rarely look at "expected" fancy stats, I mostly just watch the game so yes I did watch, and I thought we played well. And IMHO, the Dallas goalie had near zero chance of stopping any of the goals that we scored, a beauty snipe by Kerfoot and 2 beauty snipes by Robbie so no offence, but this "expected goals" of 1.39 for Toronto is ridiculous. I have no idea how this number is calculated but based on the 1.39 number from last night, this stat is completely useless because based on the goals we scored, our expected goals should be close to 3, even if we completely ignore the rest of the game in it's entirety.
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Actually, it's everything thats good including shot quality.
Gotta read past the first line.
A goal wasn't called back. It was no goal from the start.
I think the push satisfies the criteria that there is enough interference there not to overturn the call on the ice.
The goal was called back by the official on the ice. The video review corrected the mistake.
I’m telling you all he needs is opportunity he plays a better game then rielly to me not that rielly looked too bad himself today he’s just not as physical as sandman and holl didn’t look too bad besidealso, sandin i thought played a great game tonight.
he should not be demoted to the third line for kerfoot are you joking? However I do think the top six needs a shake up switch the centermen for a game and see what it does for the line you can always switch bac to what you knoYea the league is full of PPG 3rd line wingers….
your stats are based on shot volume/location except for the goal differential and pdo
so as i said we're good as spamming shots which have led us no where in the playoffs so far
According to testimonials Toronto lost to both MTL and AZ.Montreal:
Shots: 32-23 Leafs
Scoring Chances: 40-30 Leafs
High Danger Chances: 13-11 Leafs
Arizona:
Shots: 28-19 Leafs
Scoring Chances: 37-17 Leafs
High Danger Chances: 15-10 Leafs
According to testimonials Toronto lost to both MTL and AZ.
I don't know. Maybe. This board has convinced me that even when Toronto is losing they most definitely winning. That the unfair flat cap, COVID, and the referees always keep them down. All of a sudden it's early May and the Leafs are at their cottages. It's when I see them at their cottages that I finally realize the weight of expected/hypothetical statistics.Yes, despite the Leafs outplaying both teams, Toronto lost both games.
That is factually true.
Kampf needs two way wingers not offensive wingersWhile I think the 4th line was good in theory, after seeing 5 games we can't have ZAR and NAK playing together. They are both really poor at passing the puck and both seem to have tunnel vision. After they make a defensive play they struggle to breakout, and they can't make any plays on the cycle (NAK seems to prefer to go for the hit at all costs even taking his eyes off the puck lol), Kampf's obviously not a great offensive player but he has okay puck skills, but he doesn't have a winger to make a single passing play with on the cycle lol.
Of the two, I think ZAR has looked better than NAK, I'd at least give ZAR-Kampf-Malgin a shot as the fourth line.
Did you watched those games? For at least half the games, Leafs were dominant(less so against the Yokes), but for the other half, Leafs were really bad.Yes, despite the Leafs outplaying both teams, Toronto lost both games.
That is factually true.
What are talking about? I too am happy for Robertson, but I'll be damned if this is considered "good asset management".Happy for Robertson, big game for him and it solidified him as a regular NHLer. Still support the Leafs decision to send him down so that they would keep their depth at the start of the season. Malgin will be needed down the stretch and there was a high probability LTIR would free up sooner than later (which it did).
Good asset management all around.
Explain this then.
Did you watched those games? For at least half the games, Leafs were dominant(less so against the Yokes), but for the other half, Leafs were really bad.
I won’t use the word outplaying, heck I won’t even use the word, it was pretty even. At times those games, yes thr Habs and Yokes can’t even get out of their own zone but at time Leafs got nothing going on.
You're changing the argument to suit your opinion. Can't say we didn't deserve to win because Dallas stats were better, but when our stats were better in games we lost, you say it's because we played only half the game. Thats not how it works. Would it be fair to say Dallas stats were better because they showed up in portions? Of course not.They showed up for half of either of those games - at best. At least in the Dallas game it's plainly obvious that despite almost a period of powerplay time we still conceded on those indicators.