Most misleading record holder?

[Megahab]

Does anyone mind if I bump this thread to reflect this update? There are now 40 series that have gone into OT of the last possible game, and Dale Hunter is still the only guy to score two such OT goals.

Oddly enough, there has been such a series in four of the last five years, and all four have involved Boston.

You are missing Alex Burrows in 2011 (Canucks vs. Blackhawks).

Wow, a lot of current Bruins players
have played in four Game 7 OTs. I wonder if any other players have played in four. The Islanders were in four deciding game OTs from 1975-1982 but I think some of those were best-of-five series.

 

[Mayor Bee]

Not only that, but all four of them have been in Boston. Seeing that list really blew my mind since I've attended those four Boston games.

Since one of Dale Hunter's goals was in game 5 for Quebec in a best of five, I guess we're still waiting for the first two-time game 7 OT scorer. Lupul or Horton could have done it last night.

p.s. Bee, the score last night was 5-4; it's on there as 4-3.

I have nearly everything as 4-3, only because I was going for the series score rather than the game score. I'm about to make an update to change that though.

You are missing Alex Burrows in 2011 (Canucks vs. Blackhawks).

Indeed I am...it'll be changed in a minute.

 

[Mayor Bee]

2013-14 - third round (best of 7) - Los Angeles 5, Chicago 4 - Alec Martinez (5:47) (D)
2013-14 - first round (best of 7) - Minnesota 5, Colorado 4 - Nino Niederreiter (5:02, second goal of game)
2012-13 - second round (best of 7) - Chicago 2, Detroit 1 - Brent Seabrook (3:35) (D) YT link
2012-13 - first round (best of 7) - Boston 5, Toronto 4 - Patrice Bergeron (6:05) YT link
2011-12 - first round (best of 7) - Washington 2, Boston 1 - Joel Ward (2:57) YT link
2010-11 - first round (best of 7) - Boston 4, Montreal 3 - Nathan Horton (5:43) YT link
2010-11 - first round (best of 7) - Vancouver 2, Chicago 1 - Alex Burrows (5:22, second goal of game) YT link
2008-09 - second round (best of 7) - Carolina 3, Boston 2 - Scott Walker (18:46) YT link
2007-08 - first round (best of 7) - Philadelphia 3, Washington 2 - Joffrey Lupul (6:06) YT link
2003-04 - first round (best of 7) - Calgary 3, Vancouver 2 - Martin Gelinas (1:25) (PP goal) YT link
2002-03 - first round (best of 7) - Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 - Andrew Brunette (3:25) YT link
2000-01 - second round (best of 7) - Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 2 - Darius Kasparaitis (13:01) (D) YT link
1998-99 - first round (best of 7) - St. Louis 1, Phoenix 0 - Pierre Turgeon (17:59)
1996-97 - first round (best of 7) - Edmonton 4, Dallas 3 - Todd Marchant (12:26) YT link
1996-97 - first round (best of 7) - Buffalo 3, Ottawa 2 - Derek Plante (5:24, second goal of game) YT link
1995-96 - second round (best of 7) - Detroit 1, St. Louis 0 - Steve Yzerman (1:15) (2OT) YT link
1994-95 - first round (best of 7) - San Jose 5, Calgary 4 - Ray Whitney (1:54) YT link
1993-94 - third round (best of 7) - NY Rangers 2, New Jersey 1 - Stephane Matteau (4:24) (2OT) YT link
1993-94 - first round (best of 7) - Vancouver 4, Calgary 3 - Pavel Bure (2:20, second goal of game) (2OT) YT link
1992-93 - first round (best of 7) - Toronto 4, Detroit 3 - Nikolai Borschevsky (2:35) YT link
1992-93 - second round (best of 7) - NY Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 3 - David Volek (5:16, second goal of game) YT link
1991-92 - first round (best of 7) - Montreal 3, Hartford 2 - Russ Courtnall (5:26) (2OT) YT link
1990-91 - first round (best of 7) - Edmonton 5, Calgary 4 - Esa Tikkanen (6:59, third goal of game) YT link
1988-89 - first round (best of 7) - Calgary 4, Vancouver 3 - Joel Otto (19:21) YT link
1987-88 - first round (best of 7) - Washington 5, Philadelphia 4 - Dale Hunter (5:57, second goal of game) YT link
1986-87 - first round (best of 7) - NY Islanders 3, Washington 2 - Pat Lafontaine (8:47) (4OT) YT link
1985-86 - second round (best of 7) - Montreal 2, Hartford 1 - Claude Lemieux (5:55) YT link
1984-85 - second round (best of 7) - Quebec 3, Montreal 2 - Peter Stastny (2:22)
1983-84 - second round (best of 7) - Minnesota 4, St. Louis 3 - Steve Payne (6:00)
1983-84 - first round - NY Islanders 3, NY Rangers 2 - Ken Morrow (8:56) (D) YT link
1982-83 - second round (best of 7) - Boston 3, Buffalo 2 - Brad Park (1:52, second goal of game) (D) YT link
1981-82 - first round (best of 5) - NY Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 3 - John Tonelli (6:19, second goal of game) YT link
1981-82 - first round (best of 5) - Quebec 3, Montreal 2 - Dale Hunter (0:22) YT link
1980-81 - first round (best of 5) - St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 - Mike Crombeen (5:16) (2OT) YT link
1978-79 - third round (best of 7) - Montreal 5, Boston 4 - Yvon Lambert (9:33) YT link
1978-79 - prelim round (best of 3) - Pittsburgh 4, Buffalo 3 - George Ferguson (0:47, second goal of game) YT link
1977-78 - second round (best of 7) - Toronto 2, NY Islanders 1 - Lanny McDonald (4:13) YT link
1975-76 - prelim round (best of 3) - Buffalo 2, St. Louis 1 - Don Luce (14:27)
1974-75 - prelim round (best of 3) - NY Islanders 4, NY Rangers 3 - J.P. Parise (0:11) YT link
1971-72 - quarterfinals (best of 7) - St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1 - Kevin O'Shea (10:07)
1967-68 - semifinals (best of 7) - St. Louis 2, Minnesota 1 - Ron Schock (2:50) (2OT)
1953-54 - Cup Final (best of 7) - Detroit 2, Montreal 1 - Tony Leswick (4:29) YT link
1949-50 - Cup Final (best of 7) - Detroit 4, NY Rangers 3 - Pete Babando (8:31) (2OT) YT link
1949-50 - semifinals (best of 7) - Detroit 1, Toronto 0 - Leo Reise (8:39)

 

[pdd]

Brodeur stunk in the 2001 playoff in general - if the Devils had won the Cup that year, it would have been a very "Osgood in 1998" kind of win. But he was great in all the Cup wins - top 3 on the team in terms of importance in 1995, top 5 in 2000, top 2 in 2003 - overall the 2nd most important playoff performer on the minidynasty after Scott Stevens.

Osgood in 1998 was far better than Brodeur in 2001. He may have had the occasional flub, but he had a very strong run and provided Cup-caliber goaltending.

There's a case to be made for Brodeur preventing ~0.5 to 1 shots per game. Just as a quick and dirty method, the Devils' backups over the last ten seasons have faced 27.1 shots/game, while Brodeur has faced 26.0 shots/game. This is a little skewed because the majority (5453 of 8381) of the minutes faced by the backups have occurred in the last three years, when the Devils have allowed more shots against per game, but it shows that there's clearly no massive prevention effect.

A better method might be to use the average shots per game of the backups' opponents, and then do the same for Brodeur to see if there is a significant difference. At that point we have a baseline of QoC, and can attempt to discern how well Brodeur limited shots against.

 

[pdd]

1995-96 - second round (best of 7) - Detroit 1, St. Louis 0 - Steve Yzerman (1:15)

That was a 2OT.

 

[Mayor Bee]

Bunch of Youtube links added; embedding the videos would just be crazy.

Interesting to note that there seem to be a lot of road OT goals scored in this scenario.

That was a 2OT.

Thanks; it's been fixed.

 

[bruins309]

Wow, I'm going to have to bookmark this thread for Bee's post with the YouTube links. Never seen that 1984 NYI-NYR OT until just now. If that's not the gold standard, it's pretty close.

 

[Mayor Bee]

Post #153 updated to include tonight's Detroit/Chicago game.

First Game 7 OT winner scored by a defenseman in 12 years.

 

[Killion]

Wow, I'm going to have to bookmark this thread for Bee's post with the YouTube links. Never seen that 1984 NYI-NYR OT until just now. If that's not the gold standard, it's pretty close.

The link & game or MB's brilliance in collating & presenting them for your edification & viewing pleasure? Were very proud of that Member around here Mister. You should thank him.