how do you determine which team is underdog/favourite? i would imagine that kings and quick were underdogs in most of their elimination games. (at least on regular season results)
edit: and can you add kings opponent strenght chart?
Anaheim's John Gibson:
[table="css=transp;head"]Situation|GP|W|L|Actual SV%|Expected SV%|S+/30
All Games|10|5|4|0.918|0.925|-0.21
Can Eliminate|3|1|2|0.910|0.926|-0.48
Can be Eliminated|1|0|1|0.778|0.925|-4.42
Mutual Elimination|1|0|1|0.778|0.925|-4.42
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(These results form do not form a partition. Mutual Elimination games are included in all three "elimination" categories)
And Gibson's mutual elimination game:
[table="css=transp;head"]Game|Result|Score|Shots|Exp Saves|Actual Saves
5/16/2014 vs. Los Angeles|L|2-6|18|16.7|14
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Last but certainly not least, Edmonton's Cam Talbot:
[table="css=transp;head"]Situation|GP|W|L|Actual SV%|Expected SV%|S+/30
All Games|8|4|3|0.921|0.932|-0.31
Can Eliminate|3|1|1|0.927|0.926|+0.02
Can be Eliminated||||||
Mutual Elimination||||||
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(These results form do not form a partition. Mutual Elimination games are included in all three "elimination" categories)
Gibson and Talbot are going to get a chance at more Games Seven!
(Although Talbot has no Game Seven experience in the NHL, he was 3-0 last May with Team Canada in mutual-elimination games, against Sweden, the United States, and Finland).