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Softy of the night is this Jake DeBrusk goal on Jonathan Quick



What a horrible goal. This might be the worst I’ve seen since Bellemare on Gillies two weeks ago. Maybe not though, there were some bad ones in that Leafs/Wings game the other night. And there goes Jonathan Quick’s predictable regression after teasing a Renaissance year in the first half.

The second DeBrusk goal looked like Marty in the MacLean year were pucks kept going in off his glove.

The Taylor Hall goal was also a bad one on Quick.
 
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Devs3cups said:
@Bleedred Koskinen shutout :amazed:
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He played great in that Florida game the other day where he allowed 3 goals on like 45 shots. Smith played well the next day too.

But I’m still flabbergasted at how Koskinen can go around having a .905% and not an .890%. He’s like Jon Gillies but somehow gets hit by more pucks. And he gives up some of the softest goals I’ve seen.

This is his first shutout this season, which surprised me slightly. I would have thought he had 1 before this.
 
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Goals against review for the March 1st, 2022 games

Devils vs Blue Jackets: 4 goals against Daws, 2 stoppable. 3 goals against Merzlikins, 1 stoppable.

Senators vs Lightning: 5 goals against Murray, 1 sfoooabls. 2 goals against Vasilevskiy, 1 stoppable.

Oilers vs Flyers: 2 goals against Hart, 1 stoppable. Koskinen gets the shutout.

Hurricane vs Red Wings: 4 goals against Raanta, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Nedeljkovic, 1 stoppable.

Flames vs Wild: 1 goal against Markstrom, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Talbot, 0 stoppable.

Canadiens vs Jets: 7 goals against Montembeault, 3 stoppable. 1 goal against Hammond in relief, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Hellebuyck, 2 stoppable.

Islanders vs Avalanche: 4 goals against Sorokin, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Kuemper, 1 stoppable.

Sharks vs Golden Knights: 1 goal against Reimer, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Sawchenko in relief, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Lehner, 0 stoppable.

Bruins vs Ducks: 4 goals against Ullmark, 0 stoppable. 3 goals against Gibson, 1 stoppable.

So that’s 58 goals scored on goalies, 16 are stoppable. That’s 28% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .897%.
 
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Goals against review for the March 2nd, 2022 games

Sabres vs Maple Leafs: 1 goal against Anderson, 0 stoppable. 5 goals against Mrazek, 1 stoppable.

Blues vs Rangers: 4 goals against Husso, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Shesterkin, 0 stoppable.

Kings vs Stars: 4 goals against Petersen, 0 stoppable. 3 goals against Oettinger, 1 stoppable.

Predators vs Kraken: 4 goals against Saros, 0 stoppable. 3 goals against Driedger, 1 stoppable.

So that’s 27 goals scored on goalies, 4 are stoppable. That’s 15% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combine save percentages were .891%.
 
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Goals against review for the March 3rd, 2022 games

Penguins vs Lightning: 1 goal against Jarry, 1 stoppable. 4 goals against Vasilevskiy, 0 stoppable.

Senators vs Panthers: 3 goals against Forsberg, 1 stoppable. Bobrovsky gets the shutout.

Wild vs Flyers: 4 goals against Talbot, 1 stoppable. 5 goals against Hart, 3 stoppable.

Hurricanes vs Capitals: 4 goals against Andersen, 0 stoppable. Vanecek gets the shutout.

Canucks vs Islanders: 3 goals against Demko, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Varlamov, 1 stoppable.

Oilers vs Blackhawks: 4 goals against Koskinen, 2 stoppable. 3 goals against Fleury, 0 stoppable.

Bruins vs Golden Knights: 2 goals against Swayman, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Lehner, 1 stoppable.

Canadiens vs Flames: 4 goals against Hammond, 0 stoppable. 5 goals against Markstrom, 4 stoppable.

Avalanche vs Coyotes: 2 goals against Francouz, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Vejmelka, 0 stoppable.

So that's 53 goals scored on goalies, 14 are stoppable. That's 26% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .912%..
 
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Softy of the night is this Dominik Kubalik goal on Mikks Koskinen



This looked like Smith more than Koskinen. This is something Mike Smith does fairly frequently. Varlamov also had a really bad one where he looked like he slipped on a banana peel, but this one beats that out because Varlamov allowed his really bad one right after a bad missed call and it likely made him lose his head for a second.
 
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Goals against review for the March 4th, 2022 games

Devils vs Rangers: 3 goals against Daws, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Shesterkin, 0 stoppable.

Wild vs Sabres: 4 goals against Kahkonen, 1 stoppable. 4 goals against Anderson, 1 stoppable.

Red Wings vs Lightning: 2 goals against Nedeljkovic, 1 stoppable. 1 goal against Elliott, 1 stoppable.

Penguins vs Hurricanes: 3 goals against DeSmith, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Raanta, 0 stoppable.

Kings vs Blue Jackets: 3 goals against Quick, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Merzlikins, 2 stoppable.

Stars vs Jets: 3 goals against Holtby, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Hellebuyck, 1 stoppable.

Golden Knights vs Ducks: 4 goals against Brossoit, 1 stoppable. 5 goals against Gibson, 1 stoppable.

So that’s 43 goals scored on goalies, 9 are stoppable. That’s 21% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .908%.
 
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Softy of the night is this Dustin Brown goal on none other than the king of softies Elvis Merzlikins



I mean he really does seem to be the king of softies when Koskinen isn’t in action. He gives up some of the softest goals you’ll see to the East of Koskinen. Even his percentage this year isn’t as high as many other. This shot was going wide until he tries to glove it and goes in.
 
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Bleedred said:
Goals against review for the March 4th, 2022 games

Devils vs Rangers: 3 goals against Daws, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Shesterkin, 0 stoppable.

Wild vs Sabres: 4 goals against Kahkonen, 1 stoppable. 4 goals against Anderson, 1 stoppable.

Red Wings vs Lightning: 2 goals against Nedeljkovic, 1 stoppable. 1 goal against Elliott, 1 stoppable.

Penguins vs Hurricanes: 3 goals against DeSmith, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Raanta, 0 stoppable.

Kings vs Blue Jackets: 3 goals against Quick, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Merzlikins, 2 stoppable.

Stars vs Jets: 3 goals against Holtby, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Hellebuyck, 1 stoppable.

Golden Knights vs Ducks: 4 goals against Brossoit, 1 stoppable. 5 goals against Gibson, 1 stoppable.

So that’s 43 goals scored on goalies, 9 are stoppable. That’s 21% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .908%.
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Didn't think the Kreider goal was soft on Daws?
 
ZachaFlockaFlame said:
Didn't think the Kreider goal was soft on Daws?
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Hell no

I have no idea why anybody had a problem with that goal. I just don’t understand.

You’re talking about the goal that made it 3-1? Cross ice pass that’s one timed through a sliding Daws? That goal is about as bad as the Jokinen goal on Marty that tied game 7 in 09, which I’m sure a few people still blame Marty for.

Now the Chytil goal? Maybe. It just wasn’t conclusive enough for me to see where that goes. If I could see that puck leak through Daws then I’d mark it stoppable. Can’t really tell though. That was almost one timed (not technically, but the Kreider one was). If that was scored with Chytil skating down the wing while having the puck for 1-2 seconds or more, I’m counting it stoppable no matter how it beat the goalie. When it’s immediately unloaded after the shooter gets it and it’s from that distance (wasn’t that far) and I can’t see that it leaked through the goalie, I’m not marking it stoppable. If that same exact shot beats Daws (no matter where) from far out then I’m marking it stoppable. Like the one timed Mike Matheson shot (from the point) that abused Gillies glove a few weeks back.

I absolutely still don’t understand how anybody could have a problem with that Kreider goal.
 
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Bleedred said:
Hell no

I have no idea why anybody had a problem with that goal. I just don’t understand.

You’re talking about the goal that made it 3-1? Cross ice pass that’s one timed through a sliding Daws? That goal is about as bad as the Jokinen goal on Marty that tied game 7 in 09, which I’m sure a few people still blame Marty for.

Now the Chytil goal? Maybe. It just wasn’t conclusive enough for me to see where that goes. If I could see that puck leak through Daws then I’d mark it stoppable. Can’t really tell though. That was almost one timed (not technically, but the Kreider one was). If that was scored with Chytil skating down the wing while having the puck for 1-2 seconds or more, I’m counting it stoppable no matter how it beat the goalie. When it’s immediately unloaded after the shooter gets it and it’s from that distance (wasn’t that far) and I can’t see that it leaked through the goalie, I’m not marking it stoppable. If that same exact shot beats Daws (no matter where) from far out then I’m marking it stoppable. Like the one timed Mike Matheson shot (from the point) that abused Gillies glove a few weeks back.

I absolutely still don’t understand how anybody could have a problem with that Kreider goal.
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Eh I don't know man, a goalie is only getting beat there if they're off their angle by a lot or the goal scorer has an amazing shot which we can agree Kreider doesn't. In fairness, he was probably playing a Zibanejad shot all the way and got caught bad. Agreed on the Chytil goal being soft but Colton White had a really bad turnover and did nothing on transition to get back on Chytil. I'm sure Daws probably would want both goals if asked. I'm not totally mad about in Daws's game yesterday since he did make some great saves like the 2 on 1 shorthanded save and it was a tough ask for him to stand toe to toe with arguably the Hart and Vezina winner of this year.
 
Goals against review for the March 5th, 2022 games

Blues vs Islanders: 2 goals against Binnington, 1 stoppable. 1 goal against Sorokin, 1 stoppable.

Blackhawks vs Flyers: 4 goals against Lankinen, 1 stoppable. 3 goals against Jones, 1 stoppable.

Senators vs Coyotes: 8 goals against Murray, 3 stoppable. 5 goals against Wedgewood, 1 stoppable.

Red Wings vs Panthers: 5 goals against Greiss, 1 stoppable. 1 goal against Nedeljkovic in relief, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Bobrovsky, 1 stoppable.

Canadiens vs Oilers: 2 goals against Montembeault, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Smith, 3 stoppable.

Canucks vs Maple Leafs: 4 goals against Demko, 1 stoppable. 5 goals against Campbell, 1 stoppable.

Kraken vs Capitals: 4 goals against Driedger, 1 stoppable. 2 goals against Vanecek, 0 stoppable.

Bruins vs Blue Jackets: 4 goals against Swayman, 2 stoppable. 4 goals against Merzlikins, 1 stoppable.

Predators vs Sharks: 6 goals against Stalock, 1 stoppable. 2 goals against Sawchenko in relief, 1 stoppable. Saros gets the shutout,

Flames vs Avalanche: 3 goals against Vladar, 0 stoppable. 3 goals against Kuemper, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Francouz in relief, 0 stoppable.

So that's 75 goals scored on goalies, 21 are stoppable. That's 28% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .877%.
 
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Softy of the night is this Parker Kelly goal on Scott Wedgewood. The only goal I counted stoppable on Wedgewood, but just a really terrible goal. The game went from 4-0 Coyotes to 5-4 Senators after this goal. Somehow the Coyotes came back to win 8-5 though.

 
That one was bad. Rough night for our old friend "Wedgwall". Can we get him back? Lol. Better than Gillies but, so are my recycling buckets!:laugh:
 
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At what point do the Oilers (and some of the non-believer fans that still aren't convinced) get tired of seeing 3 stoppable goals (on only 4 allowed) end up in the back of the net on Mike Smith? Even the one goal I didn't count stoppable you could argue was. Smith gets pulled WAYYYYYY out of position and just can't get back and it's an empty net goal.
 
Bleedred said:
At what point do the Oilers (and some of the non-believer fans that still aren't convinced) get tired of seeing 3 stoppable goals (on only 4 allowed) end up in the back of the net on Mike Smith? Even the one goal I didn't count stoppable you could argue was. Smith gets pulled WAYYYYYY out of position and just can't get back and it's an empty net goal.
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I forgot they signed him for another year. But Ken Holland has a Stanley Cup ring, he knows what it takes to win.
 
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Eggtimer said:
I don’t get how the Oilers and Leafs sit on their hands and not get a goalie right now… wasting their cup windows
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Let's see what they do at the deadline. The Leafs I'm a little split on, but the Oilers absolutely need an upgrade. They're gonna wind up missing the playoffs if this turns into a slump or prolonged losing streak.
 
Eggtimer said:
Shit wrong thread. Please delete
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I've been making this mistake A LOT when opening up other threads during a game, then posting something about the game and thinking I'm in the GDT.

I've been doing it for years, but it seems to have happened to me every game this week, other than today's so far.:laugh:
 
Goals against review for the March 6th, 2022 games

Blues vs Devils: 3 goals against Husso, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Daws, 1 stoppable.

Kings vs Sabres: 1 goal against Tokarski, 1 stoppable. Petersen gets the shutout.

Stars vs Wild: 3 goals against Oettinger, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Kahkonen, 3 stoppable.

Lightning vs Blackhawks: 3 goals against Vasilevskiy, 1 stoppable. 6 goals against Fleury, 3 stoppable.

Rangers vs Jets: 1 goal against Shesterkin, 0 stoppable. 4 goals against Hellebuyck, 0 stoppable.

Kraken vs Hurricanes: 3 goals against Grubauer, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Raanta, 0 stoppable.

Senators vs Golden Knights: 2 goals against Forsberg, 0 stoppable. 1 goal against Lehner, 1 stoppable.

Sharks vs Ducks: 3 goals against Sawchenko, 0 stoppable. 2 goals against Stolarz, 1 stoppable.

So that's 40 goals scored on goalies, 11 are stoppable. That's 28% of the goals scored were stoppable. Combined save percentages were .919%.
 
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