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svetovy poharu

svetovy poharu

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Scoring Leaders:

1. Teemu Selanne (FIN)......6g + 2a = 8 pts
2. Marian Hossa (SVK)........4g + 3a = 7 pts
3. Jere Lehtinen (FIN).........3g + 4a = 7 pts
4. Saku Koivu (FIN)............1g + 6a = 7 pts
5. Pavel Datsyuk (RUS).......1g + 5a = 6 pts
6. Daniel Alfredsson (SWE)...4g + 1a = 5 pts
6. Ilya Kovalchuk (RUS).......4g + 1a = 5 pts
8. Marian Gaborik (SVK).......2g + 3a = 5 pts
10. Martin Straka (CZE).......0g + 5a = 5 pts

Defensemen Scoring Leaders:

1. Sandis Ozolins (LAT)........1g + 3a = 4 pts
2. Marek Zidlicky (CZE)........3g + 0a = 3 pts
3. Tomas Kaberle (CZE)........2g + 1a = 3 pts
4. Teppo Numminen (FIN).....1g + 2a = 3 pts
5. Daniel Tjarnqvist (SWE)....2g + 0a = 2 pts

Goal Scoring Leaders:

1. Teemu Selanne (FIN)..........6 goals/16 shots (37.50%), 1 PPG
2. Daniel Alfredsson (SWE)......4 goals/9 shots (44.44%), 2 PPG
2. Marian Hossa (SVK)............4 goals/13 shots (30.77%), 1 PPG
2. Ilya Kovalchuk (RUS)...........4 goals/14 shots (28.57%), 0 PPG
5. Peter Bondra (SVK).............3 goals/11 shots (27.27%), 2 PPG
5. Paul diPietro (SUI)..............3 goals/7 shots (42.86%), 1 PPG
5. Olli Jokinen (FIN)................3 goals/10 shots (30.00%), 2 PPG
5. Yevgeniy Koreshkov (KAZ)....3 goals/9 shots (33.33%), 2 PPG
5. Jere Lehtinen (FIN).............3 goals/15 shots (20.00%), 2 PPG
5. Alexander Ovechkin (RUS)....3 goals/17 shots (17.65%), 1 PPG
5. John Parco (ITA)................3 goals/9 shots (33.33%), 0 PPG
5. Vaclav Prospal (CZE)...........3 goals/15 shots (20.00%), 0 PPG
5. Marek Zidlicky (CZE)............3 goals/11 shots (27.27%), 2 PPG

Assist Leaders:

1. Saku Koivu (FIN).................6 assists
2. Pavel Datsyuk (RUS)............5 assists
2. Martin Straka (CZE).............5 assists
4. Jere Lehtinen (FIN)..............4 assists
5. Todd Bertuzzi (CAN).............3 assists
5. Giorgio de Bettin (ITA)..........3 assists
5. Pavol Demitra (SVK).............3 assists
5. Marian Gaborik (SVK)............3 assists
5. Scott Gomez (USA)..............3 assists
5. Marian Hossa (SVK)..............3 assists
5. Sandis Ozolins (LAT).............3 assists
5. Ville Peltonen (FIN)...............3 assists
5. Mats Sundin (SWE)...............3 assists
5. Alexei Yashin (RUS)...............3 assists


Plus-Minus Leaders:

1. Danill Markov (RUS)..............+ 9, - 2 = + 7
2. Pavol Demitra (SVK).............+ 8, - 1 = + 7
2. Marian Hossa (SVK)..............+ 8, - 1 = + 7
4. Saku Koivu (FIN)..................+ 7, 0 = + 7
5. Zdeno Chara (SVK)...............+ 7, - 1 = + 6
6. Jere Lehtinen (FIN)...............+ 6, 0 = + 6
6. Teemu Selanne (FIN).............+ 6, 0 = + 6
8. Marian Gaborik (SVK).............+ 6, - 1 = + 5

Face-Off Leaders:

1. Henrik Sedin (SWE)...............31 won, 11 lost (73.81%)
2. Mats Sundin (SWE)...............52 won, 20 lost (72.22%)
3. Samuel Pahlsson (SWE).........45 won, 18 lost (71.43%)
4. Mike Modano (USA)...............45 won, 22 lost (67.16%)
5. Chris Drury (USA)..................16 won, 8 lost (66.67%)
6. Miroslav Satan (SVK).............19 won, 10 lost (65.52%)
7. Vincent Lecavalier (CAN)........39 won, 22 lost (63.93%)
7. Alexei Yashin (RUS)...............40 won, 23 lost (63.49%)
9. Martin Pluss (SUI).................49 won, 31 lost (61.25%)
10. Saku Koivu (FIN).................52 won, 34 lost (60.47%)
10. Joe Sakic (CAN)..................50 won, 33 lost (60.24%)

Most Penalised Players:

1. Tony Tuzzolino (ITA)..............32 PIM
2. Jarkko Ruutu (FIN).................25 PIM
3. Vincent Lecavalier (CAN).........14 PIM
3. Bryan McCabe (CAN)...............14 PIM
3. Mathieu Schneider (USA).........14 PIM
3. Mathias Seger (SUI)................14 PIM

Goalkeepers:

1. Nabokov (RUS)......3 gp, 160:00, 1 GA (0.38 GAA), 54 svs (98.18%), 0 SO
2. Niittymaki (FIN).....3 gp, 180:00, 2 GA (0.67 GAA), 85 svs (97.70%), 2 SO
3. Aebischer (SUI).....3 gp, 140:00, 4 GA (1.71 GAA), 78 svs (95.12%), 0 SO
4. Gerber (SUI).........2 gp, 100:00, 5 GA (3.00 GAA), 68 svs (93.15%), 1 SO
5. Luongo (CAN)........3 gp, 118:58, 3 GA (1.51 GAA), 39 svs (92.86%), 0 SO
6. Budaj (SVK)..........2 gp, 120:00, 4 GA (2.00 GAA), 48 svs (92.31%), 0 SO
7. DiPietro (USA).......3 gp, 178:32, 5 GA (1.68 GAA), 54 svs (91.53%), 0 SO
8. Lundqvist (SWE)....3 gp, 180:00, 7 GA (2.33 GAA), 64 svs (90.14%), 0 SO
9. Kolesnik (KAZ).......2 gp, 119:51, 6 GA (3.00 GAA), 57 svs (90.48 %), 0 SO
10. Yeremeyev (KAZ)..2 gp, 120:00, 8 GA (4.00 GAA), 76 svs (90.48%), 0 SO

Team Scoring Efficiency:

1. SVK......15 GF, 109 SOG (13.76%)
2. RUS......18 GF, 144 SOG (12.50%)
3. SWE.....15 GF, 124 SOG (12.10%)
4. LAT........9 GF, 78 SOG (11.54%)
5. FIN.......17 GF, 150 SOG (11.33%)
6. ITA.........6 GF, 73 SOG (8.22%)
7. SUI.........7 GF, 86 SOG (8.14%)
8. CZE......12 GF, 158 SOG (7.59%)
9. CAN......12 GF, 163 SOG (7.36%)
10. GER.......7 GF, 99 SOG (7.07%)
11. USA.......9 GF, 133 SOG (6.77%)
12. KAZ.......4 GF, 69 SOG (5.80%)

Team Power Play:

1. FIN.........9 PPG/24 ADV (37.50%), 37:45 PP Time
2. SWE.......6 PPG/26 ADV (23.08%), 46:04 PP Time
3. USA........4 PPG/22 ADV (18.18%), 38:57 PP Time
4. SVK........4 PPG/23 ADV (17.39%), 38:44 PP Time
5. CZE........4 PPG/27 ADV (14.81%), 47:05 PP Time
6. CAN........4 PPG/29 ADV (13.79%), 46:35 PP Time
7. KAZ........2 PPG/19 ADV (10.53%), 32:20 PP Time
8. RUS........3 PPG/29 ADV (10.34%), 53:09 PP Time
9. SUI.........2 PPG/21 ADV (9.52%), 32:18 PP Time
10. GER.......2 PPG/23 ADV (8.70%), 43:34 PP Time
11. ITA.......1 PPG/15 ADV (6.67%), 29:04 PP Time
12. LAT.......1 PPG/23 ADV (4.35%), 36:16 PP Time

Team Penalty Killing:

1. SWE........1 PPGA/17 DVG (94.12%), 31:49 TSH
2. RUS.........2 PPGA/26 DVG (92.31%), 42:31 TSH
3. CAN.........2 PPGA/23 DVG (91.30%), 37:41 TSH
4. SUI..........3 PPGA/27 DVG (88.89%), 44:15 TSH
5. FIN..........2 PPGA/16 DVG (87.50%), 28:30 TSH
6. GER.........3 PPGA/21 DVG (85.71%), 40:58 TSH
7. SVK.........3 PPGA/20 DVG (85.00%), 33:21 TSH
8. KAZ.........5 PPGA/32 DVG (84.38%), 65:45 TSH
9. CZE.........3 PPGA/19 DVG (84.21%), 28:32 TSH
10. USA.......4 PPGA/22 DVG (81.82%), 33:54 TSH
11. LAT........5 PPGA/25 DVG (80.00%), 38:10 TSH
12. ITA........9 PPGA/33 DVG (72.73%), 56:25 TSH

Team Penalties:

1. ITA...........118 PIM (29.50 PIM per game)
2. KAZ............84 PIM (21.00 PIM per game)
3. CAN............82 PIM (20.50 PIM per game)
4. SUI.............80 PIM (20.00 PIM per game)
5. RUS............60 PIM (15.00 PIM per game)
6. CZE............58 PIM (14.50 PIM per game)
7. FIN.............57 PIM (14.25 PIM per game)
8. LAT............56 PIM (14.00 PIM per game)
8. USA............56 PIM (14.00 PIM per game)
10. GER...........52 PIM (13.00 PIM per game)
11. SWE..........44 PIM (11.00 PIM per game)
12. SVK...........42 PIM (10.50 PIM per game)
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Thanks for the information. These statistics definately expose the U.S. team's problems in this tournament (a woeful shooting percentage and lack of clutch penalty killing).
 
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Many of these are a bit flattering for the Swedes. Good thing there is no "owned on a breakaway" stat.
 
svetovy poharu said:
Face-Off Leaders:

1. Henrik Sedin (SWE)...............31 won, 11 lost (73.81%)
2. Mats Sundin (SWE)...............52 won, 20 lost (72.22%)
3. Samuel Pahlsson (SWE).........45 won, 18 lost (71.43%)
4. Mike Modano (USA)...............45 won, 22 lost (67.16%)
5. Chris Drury (USA)..................16 won, 8 lost (66.67%)
6. Miroslav Satan (SVK).............19 won, 10 lost (65.52%)
7. Vincent Lecavalier (CAN)........39 won, 22 lost (63.93%)
7. Alexei Yashin (RUS)...............40 won, 23 lost (63.49%)
9. Martin Pluss (SUI).................49 won, 31 lost (61.25%)
10. Saku Koivu (FIN).................52 won, 34 lost (60.47%)
10. Joe Sakic (CAN)..................50 won, 33 lost (60.24%)
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:eek: Didn't know the Swedes were that good!

svetovy poharu said:
Goalkeepers:

1. Nabokov (RUS)......3 gp, 160:00, 1 GA (0.38 GAA), 54 svs (98.18%), 0 SO
2. Niittymaki (FIN).....3 gp, 180:00, 2 GA (0.67 GAA), 85 svs (97.70%), 2 SO
3. Aebischer (SUI).....3 gp, 140:00, 4 GA (1.71 GAA), 78 svs (95.12%), 0 SO
4. Gerber (SUI).........2 gp, 100:00, 5 GA (3.00 GAA), 68 svs (93.15%), 1 SO
5. Luongo (CAN)........3 gp, 118:58, 3 GA (1.51 GAA), 39 svs (92.86%), 0 SO
6. Budaj (SVK)..........2 gp, 120:00, 4 GA (2.00 GAA), 48 svs (92.31%), 0 SO
7. DiPietro (USA).......3 gp, 178:32, 5 GA (1.68 GAA), 54 svs (91.53%), 0 SO
8. Lundqvist (SWE)....3 gp, 180:00, 7 GA (2.33 GAA), 64 svs (90.14%), 0 SO
9. Kolesnik (KAZ).......2 gp, 119:51, 6 GA (3.00 GAA), 57 svs (90.48 %), 0 SO
10. Yeremeyev (KAZ)..2 gp, 120:00, 8 GA (4.00 GAA), 76 svs (90.48%), 0 SO
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Is it me or Luongo played two and Brodeur two?
 
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Foller, you are right! Sorry about the typo. Thanks for spotting that error.
Here is the corrected list:

Goalkeepers:

1. Nabokov (RUS)......3 gp, 160:00, 1 GA (0.38 GAA), 54 svs (98.18%), 0 SO
2. Niittymaki (FIN).....3 gp, 180:00, 2 GA (0.67 GAA), 85 svs (97.70%), 2 SO
3. Aebischer (SUI).....3 gp, 140:00, 4 GA (1.71 GAA), 78 svs (95.12%), 0 SO
4. Gerber (SUI).........2 gp, 100:00, 5 GA (3.00 GAA), 68 svs (93.15%), 1 SO
5. Luongo (CAN)........2 gp, 118:58, 3 GA (1.51 GAA), 39 svs (92.86%), 0 SO
6. Budaj (SVK)..........2 gp, 120:00, 4 GA (2.00 GAA), 48 svs (92.31%), 0 SO
7. DiPietro (USA).......3 gp, 178:32, 5 GA (1.68 GAA), 54 svs (91.53%), 0 SO
8. Lundqvist (SWE)....3 gp, 180:00, 7 GA (2.33 GAA), 64 svs (90.14%), 0 SO
9. Kolesnik (KAZ).......2 gp, 119:51, 6 GA (3.00 GAA), 57 svs (90.48 %), 0 SO
10. Yeremeyev (KAZ)..2 gp, 120:00, 8 GA (4.00 GAA), 76 svs (90.48%), 0 SO
11. Brodeur (CAN)......2 gp, 119:08, 4 GA (2.01 GAA), 34 svs (89.47%), 0 SO
12. Vokoun (CZE).......4 gp, 229:32, 9 GA (2.35 GAA), 79 svs (89.77%), 0 SO
13. Kolzig (GER).........3 gp, 179:16, 8 GA (2.68 GAA), 71 svs (89.87%), 0 SO
14. Muzzatti (ITA).....3 gp, 152:10, 11 GA (4.34 GAA), 92 svs (89.32%), 0 SO
15. Irbe (LAT)...........3 gp, 147:58, 14 GA (5.68 GAA), 70 svs (83.33%), 0 SO
 
how is it that nabokov has played 3 games with only 1ga and has no shutouts

nm, i just noticed hes only played 160 minutes so maybe that has something to do with it
 
mvprimate said:
how is it that nabokov has played 3 games with only 1ga and has no shutouts

nm, i just noticed hes only played 160 minutes so maybe that has something to do with it
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Yeah, he was pulled after the second period in the game against Latvia.
 
mvprimate, Nabokov should have credit for 5-0 shutout of Sweden and 1-0 shutout of Kazakhstan, so I do not understand why the official IIHF stats do not have him listed with 2 shutouts. He definitely was in net for both games. He only allowed one goal in 40:00 of play against Latvia.

Perhaps the IIHF and IOC are having some difficulties with keeping track of the statistics? These stats come directly from the official Torino website. I also do not see player ice times listed even though the IIHF was testing their scoring system several months before the Olympics during the Euro Challenge games which was to show the players ice times listed on the official Olympic scoresheets.

I do not know what is happening with this current scoring system. It is confusing to say the least.
 
svetovy poharu said:
mvprimate, Nabokov should have credit for 5-0 shutout of Sweden and 1-0 shutout of Kazakhstan, so I do not understand why the official IIHF stats do not have him listed with 2 shutouts. He definitely was in net for both games. He only allowed one goal in 40:00 of play against Latvia.
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The NHL doesn't credit a goalie with a shutout if he doesn't play the whole game, perhaps the IIHF is the same.
 
Nabokov was originally listed with 2 shutouts in the official Olympic stats report after each team had played 3 games. And now the official Olympic statistics have listed him with zero shutouts. It doesn't make any sense. This system of official record keeping by the IIHF and IOC is terrible! The official stats list only credits shutouts to Niittymaki with 2, Norrena 1 and Gerber with 1. No mention of Nabokov's 2 shutouts in the current official report.

Here is the proof below in the links:

Official goalkeeping leaders:
www.torino2006.org/ENG/PDF/C85A_IHM400000.pdf

Official Team Russia player statistics:
www.torino2006.org/ENG/IDF/IH/C83_IHM400000_RUS.html
 
Foller said:
:eek: Didn't know the Swedes were that good!
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Sweden had a insane faceoff game against Latvia. At one time we won 82% of the faceoffs, I think it was in the 3rd. Don't know what the stats where at the end of the game but it must have been close to a record.
 
wow top 10 scoring, top 12 goals, and not one North American on the list.
 
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