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Originally Posted by MikkaVernon
I agree it looks bad on paper. But they scored seconds after a penalty expired so I think internally you can count that and it puts them at 33% on the night which is better than the NHL average.
The blatant trip in OT should have the ref feeling foolish knowing that he changed the outcome unfairly.
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And I suspect the more penalties you have, the lower the power play percentage is, just because teams adjust, power plays get stale, etc.
One of the power plays was right at the beginning of a period, which is not ideal.