Jets in this series with Luke Schenn on the ice at 5v5 or Even Strength:
3 GF - 10 GA, -7
Jets without Schenn at 5v5:
8 GF - 8 GA, +0
Jets without Schenn at Even Strength:
10 GF - 8 GA, +2
I hear Buffdog warming up his keyboard to point out I'm using GF in a small sample. Well, it's pretty relevant to the Jets being headed to Game 7. But here are the rest of the numbers:
Jets ES | CF% | FF% | SF% | GF-GA | xGF% | SCF% | HDCF% |
W/Schenn | 47% | 49% | 46% | 3-10, -7 | 52% | 49% | 47% |
w/o Schenn | 55% | 55% | 53% | 10-8. +2 | 60% | 58% | 58% |
What a complete liability! And that's not even mentioning his terrible penalty differential.
Schenn's net penalties: -6
Entire Jets team net penalties: -7 (so -1 without Schenn).
The best thing about Schenn is the Jets have only given up one goal on the penalty kill when he's been out there and they're 0-5 when he's not on the PK. But since he's personally responsible for nearly 18% of the Jets penalties in this series, it's probably a bit of a wash.
But overall, it's hard to believe how significant a negative impact he's had as a sheltered 3rd pairing defenseman.
I fully expect him to be in the lineup tomorrow because that's how the Jets roll...unable to identify problems and unable to address them.