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This year the Rangers sit 15th in the league in power play percentage.
Artemi Panarin, Mika Zibanejad, Chris Kreider, Vincent Trocheck, and Adam Fox have combined for 764 power play minutes out of 990 total minutes (77% of minutes).
They have scored 26 of our 27 power play goals (96%).
The Rangers have had 121 power play opportunities. 77% of those minutes equates to 93 power play opportunities.
The top unit has scored 26 times on 93 true power play opportunities. Their true power play unit percentage is 28%. THAT IS GOOD.
As everyone knows, the Rangers lead the NHL in posts. We’ve all seen how many of those have come up on the power play.
Panarin, Zibanejad, Kreider, and Fox have been a top the league in power play production for years.
Trocheck has 13 PP points in 38 games compared to Strome who had just 14 in 74 last season. He’s a huge upgrade.
We all want more time for the kids. The solution is to play them more, not to break up an extremely proven productive unit.
Artemi Panarin, Mika Zibanejad, Chris Kreider, Vincent Trocheck, and Adam Fox have combined for 764 power play minutes out of 990 total minutes (77% of minutes).
They have scored 26 of our 27 power play goals (96%).
The Rangers have had 121 power play opportunities. 77% of those minutes equates to 93 power play opportunities.
The top unit has scored 26 times on 93 true power play opportunities. Their true power play unit percentage is 28%. THAT IS GOOD.
As everyone knows, the Rangers lead the NHL in posts. We’ve all seen how many of those have come up on the power play.
Panarin, Zibanejad, Kreider, and Fox have been a top the league in power play production for years.
Trocheck has 13 PP points in 38 games compared to Strome who had just 14 in 74 last season. He’s a huge upgrade.
We all want more time for the kids. The solution is to play them more, not to break up an extremely proven productive unit.