Honestly? I don't know and I'll be the first to admit that my opinions about the finer points of this game are flawed. If you're looking for a detailed break-down of Kunin's game, I can't provide that.
But from what I saw last night, despite favorable deployment Kunin's line didn't generate many actual scoring chances. If the stats say otherwise, maybe I'm wrong, and I have no problem admitting that. But if I'm being told to defer to a spreadsheet by someone who hasn't actually watched the game, then I'm not willing to do that. Sorry.
Here's a perfect example of the point that I'm trying to make.
In the 3rd period Greenway wins a puck battle, cycles up the LW boards in the offensive zone.Hands the puck off to Suter skating towards the goalline. Suter throws the puck back to Greenway in the faceoff circle. Greenway gets a shot on net and the rebound falls at the feet of Kunin who is fighting for position with a Avs defenseman. Kunin swings at the puck while falling down and the puck is cleared.
On the analytical side of things, this is a HDSC for Kunin. Pretty much the best thing a player can do short of actually scoring a goal.
On the watch the game side of things, this a failure for Kunin. I'm not going to really hold it agaisnt the kid for losing a puck battle, but it certainly isn't something that he should be getting any credit for either.