RAFI BOMB
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- May 11, 2016
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Pyatt and Pajaarvi have combined for 0 points this season and I think it is time we start questioning whether we need both anymore.
Through 14 games Tom Pyatt has 0 points is a -7, averages 14:05 in time on ice and 19.2 shifts per game. Paajarvi has 0 points and is -2, he averages 13:27 in time on ice and 19.7 shifts per game. Boucher uses Pyatt and Paajarvi as our top penalty killers. In terms of short handed time on ice Pyatt is at 37:13 and Paajarvi is at 35:32. Pyatt has even been used to take draws short handed where he has 11 short handed face off wins and 20 short handed face off loses. Pyatt has 0 short handed give aways and 0 short handed take aways whereas Paajarvi has 1 for both. In terms of shot attempts metrics Pyatt is at -107 and Paajarvi is at -73.
In terms of penalty kill, the Ottawa Senators are ranked 29th in the league with a 68.8% pk percentage. We have the worst road pk at 58.8% and we have the 25th ranked home pk at 74.2%.
Pyatt and Paajarvi certainly hustle and try hard but it is time to question how effective they are. We don't seem to be able to rely on them to contribute anything offensively and they aren't proving to be very effective on the pk so why are they on the roster? Should we get rid of both or should we keep one?
Through 14 games Tom Pyatt has 0 points is a -7, averages 14:05 in time on ice and 19.2 shifts per game. Paajarvi has 0 points and is -2, he averages 13:27 in time on ice and 19.7 shifts per game. Boucher uses Pyatt and Paajarvi as our top penalty killers. In terms of short handed time on ice Pyatt is at 37:13 and Paajarvi is at 35:32. Pyatt has even been used to take draws short handed where he has 11 short handed face off wins and 20 short handed face off loses. Pyatt has 0 short handed give aways and 0 short handed take aways whereas Paajarvi has 1 for both. In terms of shot attempts metrics Pyatt is at -107 and Paajarvi is at -73.
In terms of penalty kill, the Ottawa Senators are ranked 29th in the league with a 68.8% pk percentage. We have the worst road pk at 58.8% and we have the 25th ranked home pk at 74.2%.
Pyatt and Paajarvi certainly hustle and try hard but it is time to question how effective they are. We don't seem to be able to rely on them to contribute anything offensively and they aren't proving to be very effective on the pk so why are they on the roster? Should we get rid of both or should we keep one?