Schennanigans
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It’s not often the pens score almost double digits and Sid doesn’t score any of them. He needs to score more if he wants to keep the ppg streak alive.
Does Crosby’s point-per-game streak end this season?
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BallardEra
Leafs&Caps Since 1982™
0 goals in his last 8 and 2 over his last 17.
His shooting percentage is only at 8.7 so that will improve for sure.
SG1990
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- Apr 11, 2019
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8.7? He’s probably doing it on purpose lol
Tkachuk4MVP
32 Years of Fail
Shooting percentage is way under his career average and he’s still right around PPG. I think he does it again.
BallardEra
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Calderon
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Top 30 pointgetters are all 1.00+ ppg. Then you have Crosby at #31 (on nhl.com) stinking up the joint haha. His placement is weird at that, among the nine players at 30 points Sid is tied for the most GP and towards the bottom in goals, his correct placement per tiebreaks should be 38th.
BallardEra
Leafs&Caps Since 1982™
His 8 goals in 32 games isn't even his worst goal scoring start to a season.
In 2015-16 he had 6 goals in his first 32 games and 12 goals at the 41 games mark.
He finished that season with 36 goals.
He also had 22 points after 32 games and finished with 85 points in 80 games played.
The difference is he was 28 years old then and 37 years old now which makes a similar bounce back much harder for him at this point in his career.
The Pens were also a much better team as well than they are today.
In 2015-16 he had 6 goals in his first 32 games and 12 goals at the 41 games mark.
He finished that season with 36 goals.
He also had 22 points after 32 games and finished with 85 points in 80 games played.
The difference is he was 28 years old then and 37 years old now which makes a similar bounce back much harder for him at this point in his career.
The Pens were also a much better team as well than they are today.
