Satoru Gojo
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- Jan 15, 2012
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Last year the NHL saw its highest scoring season since 2005-2006 with 2.97 GPG, do you believe that trend will stick or will it revert back to levels of scoring seen in previous seasons?
Too bad they don’t call hooking and such penalties that harshly. Could be doing even betterIf they call slashing the same as last year we should get similar numbers.
Whatever league scoring average is per game, in the 82 games involving the Leafs, it'll be 30-40% higher.
It might average 7-5 per game for those 82. Toronto seems like they can score at will and can't seem to have discovered defense as of yet.
A 0-0 game will be oh so rare.
People will complain about everything.Only one thing is certain. People will complain about goalie equipment regardless of scoring.
Don’t be jelly, Bob.Let's pump them brakes Leafs fans, they scored 6 against a less than full bottom 5 DRW team in exhibition play. Getting Tavares doesn't add 40% more offense to your team, get real!
If the preseason is any indication, then no.
And yes I know it the preseason. Teams have backup goalies and backup players in and are trying out new things, lines etc.
Why do you want scoring to increase? I'd rather watch a good allround game. Higher scoring usually means sloppy hockey.Hopefully it will increase but I don't know