OOT Scoreboard 2019-20 season - part II

[Satans Hockey]

Lmfao

 

[glenwo2]

Lmfao

Somebody needs to lay off the Caffeine.

 

[Bleedred]

Goals against review for tonight

Capitals vs Devils: 3 goals against Samsonov, no chance on any. 2 goals against Blackwood, no chance on either.

Jets vs Flyers: 4 goals against Hellebuyck, no chance on any. 2 goals against Hart, no chance on either.

Sabres vs Penguins: 2 goals against Hutton, 1 stoppable. 5 goals against Jarry, 1 stoppable.

Sharks vs Rangers: 3 goals against Dell, no chance on any. 2 goals against Shesterkin, 1 stoppable.

Canadiens vs Senators: 3 goals against Anderson, 1 stoppable. Price gets the shutout.

Hurricanes vs Maple Leafs: 1 goal against Mrazek, no chance. 2 goals against Ayres in relief, 1 stoppable. 6 goals against Andersen, no chance on any.

Lightning vs Coyotes: 7 goals against Vasilevskiy, 2 stoppable. 3 goals against Raanta, no chance on any.

Blue Jackets vs Predators: 3 goals against Merzlikins, no chance on any. 3 goals against Saros, no chance on any.

Golden Knights vs Panthers: 3 goals against Fleury, no chance on any. 4 goals against Montembeault, 3 stoppable.

Bruins vs Canucks: 6 goals against Rask, 2 stoppable. 3 goals against Halak in relief, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Markstrom, no chance on any.

Avalanche vs Kings: 1 goal against Francouz, no chance. 1 goal against Quick, no chance.

So that's 73 goals scored on goalies, 13 are stoppable. That's 18% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .904%.

 

[Bleedred]

Softy of the night was a real toss up between these two goals.... On the same goalie. I wonder if Tallon tries to trade for Corey Crawford or one of these guys on an expiring contract that are playing for non-playoff teams.

First this Nosek goal on Monteambeault



Then this Carrier goal on Montembeault



That's just a routine save that almost every goalie makes with their glove.

 

[Combat Koala]

Lmfao

I've never liked anything involving Steve Dangle. He's as unfunny and cringy as they come. Awful content.

But I do agree that Toronto's loss to a zamboni driver is hilarious.

 

[ninetyeight]

After going 11 wins in a straight the Bolts have yet to win a game with Blake Coleman in the lineup
I think the Islanders lost like first two with Greene and Coyotes obviously dropped out of playoff position with Hall. All this while the Devils keep winning games without them

So I guess each traded Devil brings a little bit of Hynes curse with them for the new teams.

 

[NJDevils17]

Can’t believe Toronto lost to a 42 year old zamboni driver

 

[Camille the Eel]

Yet Florida's not able to take advantage of these bad losses. Behind Boston and Tampa, that division looks like a joke. So that Toronto will more likely than not, squeak into the playoffs in spite of this stuff. Very strange.

(The Leafs also should be in the market for a better goal tender. I expect they will over the summer in free agency. But it's odd how reluctant teams are to bet on goalies. They sign other dogs to long term contracts but seem to think they can find goal tenders on the scrap heap. Where would Vegas be without Fleury? I think conservatively 10 points behind where they now reside).

 

[Sir Fenwick Corsi]

Can’t believe Toronto lost to a 42 year old zamboni driver

Just watched the highlights and that was something else. Not many people in this world can say that they have a win as an NHL goaltender. Now he’s one of them. Incredible.

 

[Bleedred]

This guy has never played professionally and he's 42 years old (second oldest player to play in the league this year) and he still only allows 2 goals on 10 shots. That accountant a few years ago allows 0 goals on 7 shots.

Which seems to debunk the myth that if a random guy that plays goalie but not professionally came in off the street that he would allow a goal every other shot.

 

[Bleedred]

Yet Florida's not able to take advantage of these bad losses. Behind Boston and Tampa, that division looks like a joke. So that Toronto will more likely than not, squeak into the playoffs in spite of this stuff. Very strange.

(The Leafs also should be in the market for a better goal tender. I expect they will over the summer in free agency. But it's odd how reluctant teams are to bet on goalies. They sign other dogs to long term contracts but seem to think they can find goal tenders on the scrap heap. Where would Vegas be without Fleury? I think conservatively 10 points behind where they now reside).

I feel like they're so f***ed at the goalie position, I wouldn't be shocked if they bring back Luongo for the rest of the year.

Monteambeault is so amazingly TRASH and Bobrovsky has been bad.

 

[Nubmer6]

@Bleedred should be our Zamboni driver

 

[Emperoreddy]

I would have flipped my shit it Bleed gave a softy of the night to the Zamboni driver. Dude is a hero

 

[NJDevs26]

 

[glenwo2]

This guy has never played professionally and he's 42 years old (second oldest player to play in the league this year) and he still only allows 2 goals on 10 shots. That accountant a few years ago allows 0 goals on 7 shots.

Which seems to debunk the myth that if a random guy that plays goalie but not professionally came in off the street that he would allow a goal every other shot.

I think you were a bit hard on Ayres with that "1 goal stoppable" critique earlier.

Just saying...

 

[Bleedred]

I think you were a bit hard on Ayres with that "1 goal stoppable" critique earlier.

Just saying...

I grade that goal he allowed to Tavares as a goal stoppable no matter what goalie it goes in on. That doesn’t mean that I’d be as hard on him as an NHL goalie for allowing it, but for data purposes I give him a goal stoppable on that one. To be fair to him, I’ve seen that goal go in on quite a few goalies this year. Montenbeault gave up some worse just last night.

 

[NjDevsRR]

 

[OmNomNom]

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you forgot the last frame, that we beat the caps

 

[Emperoreddy]

For those in the back. The Toronto Maple Leafs lost to their 42 year old Zamboni driver.

 

[Forge]

Mr Henrique having himself a night. Kind of fitting before we trade Vats.

 

[beekay414]

Malcolm Subban is absolutely terrible.

 

[Forge]

Malcolm Subban is absolutely terrible.

I'm actually really surprised that they haven't been in on the back up goaltender market. The goaltending has been an issue a lot this year. They spent a weird amount of time fixated on their defense which wasn't perfect, but also wasn't as bad as their shopping would lead one to believe.

 

[beekay414]

I'm actually really surprised that they haven't been in on the back up goaltender market. The goaltending has been an issue a lot this year. They spent a weird amount of time fixated on their defense which wasn't perfect, but also wasn't as bad as their shopping would lead one to believe.

I think, come playoff time, they'll ride Fleury into the ground. They go as he goes anyways.

 

[Guttersniped]

Vegas got their back-up goalies dumpster diving. Subban was waiver wire pickup and they also grabbed a couple of other teams mid-20s washouts. The other bums must even be worse that Subban.

 

[Bleedred]

Goals against review for tonight

Penguins vs Capitals: 4 goals against Murray, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Holtby, 1 stoppable.

Blackhawks vs Stars: 2 goals against Crawford, no chance on either. 1 goal against Khudobin, no chance.

Jets vs Sabres: 2 goals against Hellebuyck, 1 stoppable. 1 goal against Johansson, no chance.

Sharks vs Islanders: 3 goals against Jones, 2 stoppable. 1 goal against Varlamov, no chance.

Flames vs Red Wings: 2 goals against Rittich, no chance on either. 3 goals against Bernier, no chance on any.

Blues vs Wild: 1 goal against Binnington and it's stoppable. 4 goals against Dubnyk, 2 stoppable.

Golden Knights vs Ducks: 6 goals against Gibson, 2 stoppable. 5 goals against Subban, 1 stoppable.

Oilers vs Kings: 2 goals against Smith, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Petersen, no chance on any.

So that's 43 goals scored on goalies, 12 are stoppable. That's 28% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .906%.