The Devils are 9-24 against the Bruins since 2010
2010: 1-3
2011: 0-4
2012: 0-3
2013: 2-1
2014: 0-3
2015: 1-2
2016: 1-2
2017: 0-3
2018: 1-2
2019: 0-1 (so far)
The Bruins are 100% our daddy
The Bruins won 7 meetings in a row from 11/15/2011 thru 04/10/2013
We are asking the same thing about Brett Ritchie.. You guys want him?Awesome GDT but why the F is Hayden in the lineup??
This is insane. That's what a lot of us were hoping Schneider would return back to. Just be average. Yikes.Did anyone else read Masisak’s athletic article about the goaltending situation? He breaks down our record when we get league-average goaltending...the numbers are insane.
6-0 this season
59-12-7 over the past two years when we get average or better goaltending.
16-58-12 when we get below.
The two games the Devils won during their only recent winning season against the Bruins (2013-2014):
October 26, 2013 @ Boston --
Greene GWG from Damien Brunner and Jagr with 45 seconds left in the 3rd to break a 3-3 tie. Jagr played 20 minutes that night with two points, Greene led the team in TOI also with 2 pts.
April 13, 2014 @ the Rock (last game of the season) --
Our old pal Zidlicky with the opening goal as well as the GWG. The first from Zajac and Elias, the second from Brunner and Jagr. Jagr played 16 minutes that night and had 2 points again.
Jagr on this team definitely helped get through that dark season of many, many shootout loses (13 out of 18 OT loses)
Did anyone else read Masisak’s athletic article about the goaltending situation? He breaks down our record when we get league-average goaltending...the numbers are insane.
6-0 this season
59-12-7 over the past two years when we get average or better goaltending.
16-58-12 when we get below.
Just read the article, and wow, that is exactly the wrong way to use statistics. In the article Masisak notes that while the effect is more pronounced for the Devils, it's true across the league, with teams that get "average or better" goaltending winning an absurd percentage of their games. But obviously winning games drives higher save percentages much more than the other way around, if that wasn't the case goaltenders would be the highest paid players in the league and several of them would go early in the 1st round every year.
Turnabout is fair play!remember that Greene GW very well, Jack Edwards had a great call for that one
I disagree, teams that get a high save percentage in a game tend to win because they likely allowed less goals.
Goalies would be paid huge sums of money and be drafted very high if the position had more consistency year to year and the prospects were easier to forecast.
The fact that there is so little consistency in terms of goaltender performance is even more evidence that team performance is driving those stats (save percentage, specifically).
I am super exited about tonights game. I have strong feeling that we are gonna win!
Feel like this is a loss. This team doesn’t generate enough offense. One of the worst teams in the league offensively against a good defensive team.
Yo, post something positive. Try it one day.Feel like this is a loss. This team doesn’t generate enough offense. One of the worst teams in the league offensively against a good defensive team.
Well be lucky to score three against the Bruins let alone 6 lol.A gutsy 6-3 win with Zacha scoring a shorty. Make it happen