Brobust
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Someone looked into it and basically the refs call everything in game 1 and by game 3 call nothing at all.
Edmonton Oilers (P2) vs LA Kings (P3) | LAK lead 1-0
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Someone looked into it and basically the refs call everything in game 1 and by game 3 call nothing at all.
TennisBalls
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One thing Oil & King fans might agree on is how brutal the series schedule is. Woof.
Porkleaker
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Why do people keep parroting this narrative? Simply false as powerplays have been up (over reg season) in the playoffs for a number of years.
And this is the deadliest PP in the league. Special teams could win them a series alone.
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Even if they're in I still favor the Oilers, but at that point every lucky bounce matters more.
Eternal Leaf
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You're right but it's also true that a majority of those penalties are called earlier in a series. I think The Athletic had an article on this. The deeper a series goes, the penalties dry up.
Still a good PP unit is key as the opportunities you do get can be cashed in.
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Fourier
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That is not what happens. What was stated in the article you are referencing was that late in a series or in the last round that pp's dropped to a rate that was about 7% less than it would be in the regulars season. That corresponds to one less pp opportunity roughly every 14 games than one would expect in the regular season. The point being...You have to get to that stage in the end teams with a better pp retain the advantage if pp's overall go up.
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This is embarrassing
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Fourier
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Again...dry-up is not the right way to phrase it. What the article showed is that late in a series or in later rounds pps revert to essentially the same rate as in the regular season. (See #482 above) And once more, the point is that youi have to get to that point. If you lose the special team war early you may never reach the latter part of the series.
In the end whether it is a marginal increase early followed by an even slighter decrease later the fact is that there is no decrease in the relevance of the pp in the playoffs.
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You're so bitter lol.
Maybe try respecting your opponent. That way if you beat them you actually accomplished something, and if they beat you you weren't beaten by "AHL trash". Talking down your opponent is seriously one of the dumbest things you can do.
The Kings are a really good team and we're going to be in tough to take them out. Their defensive game is very strong and they've got some real bright young players who will be looking to make a name for themselves.
See how easy that was?
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Draft em but don't play em
Well at least
For sure. I think the fully healthy Kings of a few weeks ago make it more of a 55-45 series in favor of the Oilers but without those two, it's an incredibly tall order, more like 70-30 in favor of the Oilers imo.
It looks like they MAY be in but they won't be full speed, anyway. Enough to get an extra goal or two but not enough to win the series.
For sure. I think the fully healthy Kings of a few weeks ago make it more of a 55-45 series in favor of the Oilers but without those two, it's an incredibly tall order, more like 70-30 in favor of the Oilers imo.
It looks like they MAY be in but they won't be full speed, anyway. Enough to get an extra goal or two but not enough to win the series.
Korpisalo has been a pain in the ass for Edmonton on more than one occasion and Skinner has had a solid season he is still a rookie and has had a few rookie moments throughout the year.. so to me that is the chance the kings have. Skaters the Oilers should carry this series pretty routinely, kings will try and make it a low event series but if there's a mismatch in goaltending theater is when it is up in the air because every chance becomes that much more meaningful.
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u spelled Oilers wrong. Oilers won 9 in a row
Jets will do that for ya
You'd have to look up how it effects the probability using multinomial distribution changing the weightings in each game. Latter games are a bit more meaningful on average due to multiple factors (problem of points and variance) but it's not like the early games don't matter and often times winning the series early is more valuable because of fatigue in a long playoff run becoming a factor so it's very complicated.
All in all as you said the differences are small enough where it's hard to say that powerplays matter less in the playoffs, especially considering there are more of them called overall.
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wow
I guess u didnt track Edmonton's GAA the last half. Total defensive effort.
I really don't want Oilers to get cocky like we did last year.
Kings are a very formidable team, and every win will need to be earned.
I think this series is gonna be REALLY close. I'm expecting several 1-goal games.
Got mad love for Danault. I wish he signed with the Oilers.
Kings are a very formidable team, and every win will need to be earned.
I think this series is gonna be REALLY close. I'm expecting several 1-goal games.
Got mad love for Danault. I wish he signed with the Oilers.
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