How many from 7,664 total goals did you see?

[alko]

There were 7,664 total goals scored this season, including 87 shootout-deciding goals, surpassing the previous mark of 7,588 in 2005-06. There was an average of 6.0 goals per game scored, the second-highest total in 22 years behind 6.2 in 2005-06.

Is here some hero, that saw the whole packet?

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[Skinnyjimmy08]

... did you see

 

[swissexpert]

Probably in the 500-700 range if highlights count as well.

 

[JoVel]

I guess about 65-70 Lightning games and then a bunch of matinee games. Probably around 100 total.

 

[POVERTY]

1,251

jk I have no clue

 

[BonMorrison]

All of them (or pretty much all) excluding shootout. I watch every goal from every night's game usually the day after.

 

[Mickey Marner]

All of them (or pretty much all) excluding shootout. I watch every goal from every night's game usually the day after.

On NHL.com? My sympathies. I usually give up on their goal highlights when they start to replay the same add for the 3rd consecutive time.

 

[stahl]

Ad block. I used to watch every goal many years ago on nhl.com either later that night or the next day. Don't have time for that now.

 

[Chimpradamus]

On NHL.com? My sympathies. I usually give up on their goal highlights when they start to replay the same add for the 3rd consecutive time.

www.dtmts.com is infinitely better. They show the highlights without revealing which team won, something sorely lacking (among other things) on the garbage called nhl.com.

I've watched maybe around a thousand of those 1600+ goals, I don't watch all the games every night. Some games are just too unattractive, especially if there are too many games on one single night.

 

[BonMorrison]

On NHL.com? My sympathies. I usually give up on their goal highlights when they start to replay the same add for the 3rd consecutive time.

I don't get ads on the website (I think my blocker stops them).

The app though is bullshit and I get a 15 second ad before every goal - nope.

 

[Gsus]

I'd guess around 1000-1500.

 

[blundluntman]

Maybe 1/8 of that. I watch the highlight videos on youtube but I'm sure I've skipped my fair share

 

[High five Tom]

1 or 2.

 

[Rich Nixon]

I guess about 65-70 Lightning games and then a bunch of matinee games. Probably around 100 total.

If you watched that many Lightning games you saw at least half.

Probably close to 1000 on my end, with another 400+ playing on the TV after I threw on a West Coast game and fell asleep on the couch.

 

[StoneHands]

I watched all 82 Flyers games so that's 525 goals. I didn't watch a single second of an NHL game outside of my team and can't be bothered watching clips the next day but that doesn't stop me from having unrelenting opinions on every 3rd line NHL winger and 2nd tier euro prospects.

 

[JoVel]

If you watched that many Lightning games you saw at least half.

Lol I totally misread that title. Thought it was talking about games. Over 7,000 games didn't ring any bells in my head either. I'm dumb.

 

[tony d]

Really not sure, all I know is it's good to see all those goals. Great to see scoring going up in the league.

 

[Ignatius]

I seen all of them in person.

 

[COHawk]

Three.

 

[ThatGuy22]

As a Wild fan who watched all 82 games, i can confidently say I saw like 20 goals...

 

[kingsholygrail]

Not many. I usually look up from whatever I'm doing when I hear the horn.

 

[Matty Sundin]

Only went to 1 live game so 6
5 of then for the Ducks
1 for the Oilers lol

 

[Dialamo]

@Bleedred This thread is for you!

 

[ShootIt]

treefiddy

 

[ovikovy817]

www.dtmts.com is infinitely better. They show the highlights without revealing which team won, something sorely lacking (among other things) on the garbage called nhl.com.

I've watched maybe around a thousand of those 1600+ goals, I don't watch all the games every night. Some games are just too unattractive, especially if there are too many games on one single night.

Even with this site, it's very easy to know who won.
But I won't tell you the how I know it, to not ruin your experience of watching the highlights

Well, if others want to know.

Spoiler

It's simple, nhl use the feed of the team who won the game for their highlights.

The only games you can't know who won, it's when 2 canadians teams plays against each other on TSN or CBC.
or when the game is only aired on NBC.