Mad Dog Tannen
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- Apr 10, 2010
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Just curious if blow out percentage might be a useful stat, and if it may indicate anything.
Let's define a blow out as:
1. Your team enters the third period down by three or more goals and loses the game.
2. Your team loses a game by more than two goals, excluding empty netters.
For example, my leafs have been blown out 8 times based on this definition, and have lost 12 times in regulation out of 35 games. Giving them a blow out percentage of 23%. The fact they're getting blown out 1 out of every 4 games is pretty concerning, and makes me wonder if they have the consistency to be successful in the playoffs, where 2-1 wins are routine and necessary to be successful.
To me it's an indication that the team is still relying too much on explosive offensive and haven't truly committed to randy carlyles system.
In contrast, I think Chicago has been blown out once this year, just recently. And theirs no doubt they've had success in the post season.
Thoughts?
Let's define a blow out as:
1. Your team enters the third period down by three or more goals and loses the game.
2. Your team loses a game by more than two goals, excluding empty netters.
For example, my leafs have been blown out 8 times based on this definition, and have lost 12 times in regulation out of 35 games. Giving them a blow out percentage of 23%. The fact they're getting blown out 1 out of every 4 games is pretty concerning, and makes me wonder if they have the consistency to be successful in the playoffs, where 2-1 wins are routine and necessary to be successful.
To me it's an indication that the team is still relying too much on explosive offensive and haven't truly committed to randy carlyles system.
In contrast, I think Chicago has been blown out once this year, just recently. And theirs no doubt they've had success in the post season.
Thoughts?