Also not talked about is the fact that he is one of the best PK guys in the league right now.
If he's so good on the PK, they should probably play him more in that role.
He's T-286th SHTOI/g among players with minimum 5 games played.
Also not talked about is the fact that he is one of the best PK guys in the league right now.
Our PK is ranked 23 so no he isn't you can't be one of NHL's best PK players when the PK sucks.
It hasn't mattered at all because the PP has been clicking at 40+% all season but the PK sucks Which is amazing because Manny Malholtra was a PK guy
PK rankings so far:
Fewest Expected Goals Against/60:
1. Calgary
2. Toronto
3. Montreal
4. Ottawa
5. Edmonton
6. Winnipeg:
7. Vancouver
Fewest Goals Against/60:
1. Winnipeg
2. Calgary
3. Vancouver
4. Montreal
5. Toronto
6. Edmonton
7. Ottawa
Save%:
1. Winnipeg
2. Vancouver
3. Montreal
4. Edmonton
5. Calgary
6. Ottawa
7. Toronto
Toronto has slipped in the goals against rankings the last 5 games from the best team down to 5th. Hows that sayin go about your best penalty killer?
The PK is weird. The tactics seem odd to me so IMO, it's problems are a reflection of coaching. This isn't saying that the coaching is bad...only that they might be trying to do something that is different and the team isnt executing it properly. I don't think the problems are worth getting worried about. The sample sizes are still somewhat small.It’s the exact same concept. Just because a team is bad at penalty killing doesn’t mean that player isn’t good at it. He’s not on the ice for the full 2 minutes.
I'd really like to see Engvall with Nylander and Tavares for a game to see what happens. I think his speed could play well there and he does have a cannon of a shot if he gets chances to let it go.dang. really want to see engvall get a look in vesey's place there.
I just want to see a work ethic that at a minimum matches VAN.
This is, in the past, the type of game this team mails in and comes out with a disappointing loss.
Lets see what has changed. I am not focusing on the win here, though I do want one of course, but if they play hard in a game where they know that might be enough to get the win, I will believe this team has turned a corner from years past.
Where can you find this data?Gonna do a quick Andersen check for all situations.
32 keepers have played 300+ minutes up to this point. How does Freddy stack up so far in this big contract year for him?
Low Danger Shots Against/60: 11.26 (7th Fewest out of 32)
Low Danger Save%: .990 (7th best out of 32)
Medium Danger Shots Against/60: 6.47 (5th Fewest out of 32)
Medium Danger Save%: .828 (29th best out of 32)
High Danger Shots Against/60: 8.03 (20th fewest out of 32)
High Danger Save%: .778 (20th best out of 32)
Total Shots Against/60: 27.09 (5th fewest out of 32)
Total Save%: .889 (28th out of 32)
GSAA/60 Ranking: -.40 (28th out of 32)
Crazy how low and high danger shot rankings line up perfectly with Andersen's ranking with dealing with them. The worrying trend of Andersen giving up those medium danger chances has reached new levels though. The Leafs are certainly a better team defensively overall and their style has them give up those high danger chances that Andersen has been average at dealing with but those medium danger chances, man. If he could get his act together there, I'd feel a lot more comfortable but he really hasn't been sharp yet.
Surprised Sandin hasn’t gotten a look yet. They must see something that his missing in his game during practice
Where can you find this data?
Thanks. I haven’t been able to pay as much attention this season but he seems to have fallen off the map a bitKeefe implied off-ice work ethic is an issue. I extrapolate that they need him to get stronger and he's just not getting it done.
Thanks. I haven’t been able to pay as much attention this season but he seems to have fallen off the map a bit