News & Notes XLV: Simply Having A Wonderful Canesmastime
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Nice done, Dave. I enjoy his quirky show.
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^^We need a Terry Tate Office Linebacker redux
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Loved terry tate but was also reminded recently of the iron head Hayward zest commercials that were almost as funny and that I had completely forgotten about
Cory with a good article on a slice of Cane player stats:
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NHL EDGE showcases speed | The North State Journal
RALEIGH — Last season, the NHL unveiled NHL EDGE, the league’s attempt to offer fans puck and player tracking information designed to give an in-depth look at the speed and skill of hockey. The technology has been in place in every NHL arena since 2021, but it wasn’t presented to the public other th
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This is Hurricanes Hockey
Stats from Quanthockey re: first 33 games. I carved the analysis into 10, 10 and 13 game blocks.
Easy to see when goaltending was off (first 7 games of the last 13 game block was really bad) + team getting outhit and the opposition does a great job of blocking Canes shots.
Our shot % has been pretty consistent in each of the game blocks and face-offs improved since the first 10 and is good. I'd add, we had a huge shot differential in the first block of 10 but has cratered since then (and is apparent watching the games with sometimes lackadaisical effort seen).
Last thought: haven't compared the stat to previous years but this year unlike in the recent past I never feel comfortable with the team in keeping slight leads. My memory (Ok I'm old and perhaps wrong) suggests that previous teams could lock down the ice when ahead whereas I don't feel that way this year. We seem to be giving up too many Grade A chances in the 3rd.
Easy to see when goaltending was off (first 7 games of the last 13 game block was really bad) + team getting outhit and the opposition does a great job of blocking Canes shots.
Our shot % has been pretty consistent in each of the game blocks and face-offs improved since the first 10 and is good. I'd add, we had a huge shot differential in the first block of 10 but has cratered since then (and is apparent watching the games with sometimes lackadaisical effort seen).
Last thought: haven't compared the stat to previous years but this year unlike in the recent past I never feel comfortable with the team in keeping slight leads. My memory (Ok I'm old and perhaps wrong) suggests that previous teams could lock down the ice when ahead whereas I don't feel that way this year. We seem to be giving up too many Grade A chances in the 3rd.
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This article from the Athletic highlights why Freddie was the Borg's selection as primary goaltender (key moments of misses aside). He is in the top 5 for High Danger and Mid-Danger shots. Our old friend Ned near the bottom of the list. No league wide individual stats in the article so Pyotr data is not available to show:
Ah, went to NHL EDGE and found Pyotr's data. As you will see, his overall save % is down versus LY (and only at 50 percentile versus LY 74 percentile). On the positive side, his High Danger Save is much better and at 97 percentile. Mid-danger is slightly up Y/Y but below 50 percentile. Since his overall save % is down with high and mid up, that suggests to me that the "easy" save percentile is bad and down y/y. NHL EDGE link below if you want to inquire yourself.
edge.nhl.com
NHL EDGE Puck and Player Tracking Statistics - Goalies
NHL EDGE Puck and Player Tracking Statistics for goalies including shot and save location, goal support and games above .900 save percentage.
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From the Canes’ Russian blogger with the local scoop…that vest is amazing…would buy in a minute
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