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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
Huberdeau had 115 points like Gaudreau, and Kadri was on a 100 point pace (87 in 71). I get that they have different particular skill sets, but it’s not like they didn’t add skill
I don’t get why the job Tkachuk did on the PP, which worked, isn’t being used. It’s a known strategy, that is coached at many levels, worked here, works in Florida now, but has been forgotten here
I see the xGF numbers and they don’t match what I saw.
You say it is dispassionate, but frankly it’s inadequate. Last night, I saw some chances in the third that I expect would register as high danger but in reality were not. The Flames didn’t deserve 3-4 goals based on the shots they took, and Markstrom made a couple of 10 bellers.
Chicago kicked their asses, and the game could or should have been more like 6-1
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The Flames upped their expected goals with a busy 3rd period ... which matched my eye test perfectly.
1.2 expected goals through 40, and 2.45 in the final 20.
Calgary only had 4 high danger chances through 40 minutes, that's terrible and very much what you were seeing.