Ziggdiezan
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- Apr 10, 2015
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Thanks for the data, what years did those cover? Guessing a few years as I didn't see how the leafs average could be fairly similar yet Campbell's could be so bad.The HDA -- high-danger scoring chances against was 496 for the Leafs and the league average was 543. If you look at HDGA -- High-danger scoring chances against that lead to goals, the Leafs had 75 and the league average was 72.
So it's not a Leafs system issue. Campbell just didn't give us the saves that we needed especially when we needed them. He's not a goalie that is going to steal you a game when you're offence dries up, as ours has in key playoff games.
I would expect the HDA to be low as the leafs dominant play so don't give up a ton of chances against, high danger or otherwise. I wonder how the HDGA per HDA shapes up, I.e. a measure of the percent amount of high danger chances that result in goals. I'm guessing the leafs would rank highly. From your values, league average = 0.1326 while the leafs = 0.1512. That's 13.1% more than the league average, meaning when the leafs do give up a high danger chances its more likely to result in a goal than average. This fits the eye tests as giving up odd man rushes and breakaways are going to result in more goals than other high danger opportunities.