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Tron_fdc · 03-02-2020, 10:35 AM

From the start of 2018-19 and through Dec. 13 of this season, Calgary had compiled the third-best record on home ice, behind only the Boston Bruins at TD Garden and the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amalie Arena.

1. Boston | 59 gm, 41-10-8, 90 pts, .763 PT%
2. Tampa Bay | 59 gm, 40-13-3, 86 pts, .741 PT%
3. Calgary | 56 gm, 36-13-7, 79 pts, .705 PT%
4. NY Islanders | 56 gm, 36-15-5, 77 pts, .688 PT%
5. Washington | 57 gm, 33-14-10, 76 pts, .667 PT%

https://theathletic.com/1645977/2020...-an-advantage/

The article also notes that since Dec 13, we are the worst in the NHL at home. I can't see that happening over the next 11 home games......and if it does we likely see some big changes in the off season.

03-02-2020, 10:35 AM	#19
Tron_fdc In Your MCP Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Watching Hot Dog Hans Exp:	From the start of 2018-19 and through Dec. 13 of this season, Calgary had compiled the third-best record on home ice, behind only the Boston Bruins at TD Garden and the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amalie Arena. 1. Boston \| 59 gm, 41-10-8, 90 pts, .763 PT% 2. Tampa Bay \| 59 gm, 40-13-3, 86 pts, .741 PT% 3. Calgary \| 56 gm, 36-13-7, 79 pts, .705 PT% 4. NY Islanders \| 56 gm, 36-15-5, 77 pts, .688 PT% 5. Washington \| 57 gm, 33-14-10, 76 pts, .667 PT% https://theathletic.com/1645977/2020...-an-advantage/ The article also notes that since Dec 13, we are the worst in the NHL at home. I can't see that happening over the next 11 home games......and if it does we likely see some big changes in the off season.