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blender · 03-26-2015, 09:38 PM

Don't think I have ever started a thread here, but I felt that there was something to share.

I took the time to do the research and some quick math as a way of getting some context on how incredibly tight this race is and how well all the teams are playing.

I added up the records of the five teams (Van, LA, Min, Wpg, Cal) in the thick of it since the All-Star break and here is what I found:

The combined record of all five is a staggering 85-43-12. That is a .650 points percentage, good for 106 points on a season.

No surprise, Minnesota has the best record at 22-5-1, followed by,
LA at 17-9-2,
Van at 17-10-1,
CGY at 15-9-4, and
WPG at 14-10-4.

Point is, all these teams have been executing at a high level for a long time (>1/3 of a season), and whichever team misses the playoffs will have nothing to be ashamed of. The fact that the Flames are a part of it just shows to me that they are able to compete among an elite group and hold their own.

I don't believe they are done yet, but only time will tell.

03-26-2015, 09:38 PM	#1
blender First Line Centre Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Kamloops Exp:	Perspective on the WC Playoff Race Don't think I have ever started a thread here, but I felt that there was something to share. I took the time to do the research and some quick math as a way of getting some context on how incredibly tight this race is and how well all the teams are playing. I added up the records of the five teams (Van, LA, Min, Wpg, Cal) in the thick of it since the All-Star break and here is what I found: The combined record of all five is a staggering 85-43-12. That is a .650 points percentage, good for 106 points on a season. No surprise, Minnesota has the best record at 22-5-1, followed by, LA at 17-9-2, Van at 17-10-1, CGY at 15-9-4, and WPG at 14-10-4. Point is, all these teams have been executing at a high level for a long time (>1/3 of a season), and whichever team misses the playoffs will have nothing to be ashamed of. The fact that the Flames are a part of it just shows to me that they are able to compete among an elite group and hold their own. I don't believe they are done yet, but only time will tell.