Post-Game Talk: Preds VS Sens....1/11/2014 ( My Birthday Game)

Top 6 Spaling

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22 teams entered tonight without a penalty shot goal. It's a low percentage, high excitement play.

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2013 was only a half season, so only 34 shots. Small sample size.

Pretty steady at 35 or so percent. Twice as likely as a PP. Not that low percentage.

Source: http://sports.stackexchange.com/que...sult-in-a-goal-a-penalty-shot-or-a-power-play
 

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True, but we only have one NHL goalie right now. And really, Ellis, Mason, and Lindback have never been more than backups. All of Bishop, Anderson, and Lehner are starting material.

Hey all, Sens fan here.

If you'd told me a few years ago that last year we would have 3 quality goalies, let alone 3 quality STARTERS, I would have thought you nuts. Its nice to finally have some stability in net. :) And I hope Rinne comes back soon for you guys (not sure what his injury sitch is), he is all-world!
 

101st_fan

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2013 was only a half season, so only 34 shots. Small sample size.

Pretty steady at 35 or so percent. Twice as likely as a PP. Not that low percentage.

Source: http://sports.stackexchange.com/que...sult-in-a-goal-a-penalty-shot-or-a-power-play

Before tonight, it was a 26.19% success rate for 2013-14. Slightly higher than most team PP% but a rare event that with a relatively low success rate. Nystrom's earlier success pretty much stacked the odds against the Preds converting again any time soon. We're now 1 for 2 converting and opposing shooters are 0 for 2 against the Preds.
 

INDhockeyfan

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Horrible Turnover by Ekholm behind our own net and Maz wasn't ready for it and Turris scores.
 

101st_fan

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It isn't just the bad reversal by Ekholm. We're making weak, blind passes during attempts to break up rushes as well. Get puck on stick, don't look, pass it somewhere, hope it goes well ... all great until it ends up on the opposition's stick for a chance which keeps happening.
 

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