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Old 04-19-2019, 10:17 AM   #1
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Default Series Metrics Through Four Games - Individual

Yeah not good news.

All ranks are stats per 60 minutes.

Lots of blue on the Flames, lots of red on the Avalanche.

Table shows you ice time, split of ice time, corsi, and then series ranks in an average of generation stats, prevention stats and individual stats.

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1. Interesting to see how "blue" the bottom six are for Calgary. Depth hasn't been depth. Bottom half outplayed as much as top half has been outplayed by their counterparts.
2. McKinnon 6th for generation (on ice), and 1st as individual.
3. Andersson (sheltered), and Valimaki (sheltered and limited time) both positives.
4. Flames top line giving up way too much (29th, 31st and 39th in prevention), but individually they tend to individually get things done. So outplayed but scoring chances. Doing it differently though, Gaudreau is way back in shot attempts, but good in scoring chances, Lindholm good in shot attempts, but nothing dangerous.
5. Garnet Hathaway 2nd on the team in high danger chances per 60 minutes played. That's not a good sign.

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Old 04-19-2019, 10:25 AM   #2
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Barf. Which column is the high danger chances?
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Old 04-19-2019, 10:31 AM   #4
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Barf. Which column is the high danger chances?
None.

Generation is the rank of the series average ranks for shot attempts for, scoring chances for and high danger chances for.

Same on the prevention side.

Individual is the same, rank of averages of all three on the for side.
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Here is the rank for high danger chances for in the series in order for Calgary.

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Player	rHDCF
Mark Giordano	5
Mikael Backlund	6
TJ Brodie	7
Michael Frolik	10
Matthew Tkachuk	11
R Andersson	13
Sean Monahan	17
A Mangiapane	17
Johnny Gaudreau	21
Noah Hanifin	22
Derek Ryan	25
James Neal	25
Travis Hamonic	25
Elias Lindholm	25
Garnet Hathaway	25
Sam Bennett	33
Juuso Valimaki	33
O Fantenberg	37
Mark Jankowski	38
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That 3rd line...yeesh.
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Old 04-19-2019, 10:49 AM   #7
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every single line getting run over, but jankowski... good god, why is he still in the lineup?
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every single line getting run over, but jankowski... good god, why is he still in the lineup?
because Peters has used so few PKers this season that he has painted himself into a corner on Janko. Not trying Bennett, Mangiapane or Czarnik on the kill back in November/December/January is coming to a head in April.

Maybe next year he tries some other guys on the PK.
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is individual stats points/60
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because Peters has used so few PKers this season that he has painted himself into a corner on Janko. Not trying Bennett, Mangiapane or Czarnik on the kill back in November/December is coming to a head in April.
doesn't huska run the pk? they had a mediocre to bad 78% pk in the regular season, it's not even like jankowski was good on the pk. he's scored some goals but he's not fast, tenacious, or good in battles.

pk hasn't exactly looked like a threat to score against colorado
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is individual stats points/60
No individual events as an average for each player.

So Gaudreau is 8th in the series in individual shot attempts, 9th in individual scoring chances and 9th in high danger scoring chances.

Average rank 9th in the series.
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I may not understand the scoring chances statcorrectly, but shouldn’t Jankowski be expected to have higher chances given the amount of pk time he plays?
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So ... Calgary has been getting badly outshot.
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doesn't huska run the pk? they had a mediocre to bad 78% pk in the regular season, it's not even like jankowski was good on the pk. he's scored some goals but he's not fast, tenacious, or good in battles.

pk hasn't exactly looked like a threat to score against colorado
Yeah the PK has been very passive against the Avs, probably giving them too much respect.

I will say that regular season PK stats mean very little as long as you're not blatantly DFL. The sample size is too small and influenced by random variance.
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I may not understand the scoring chances statcorrectly, but shouldn’t Jankowski be expected to have higher chances given the amount of pk time he plays?
This is five on five only
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Here is the rank for high danger chances for in the series in order for Calgary.

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Player	rHDCF
Mark Giordano	5
Mikael Backlund	6
TJ Brodie	7
Michael Frolik	10
Matthew Tkachuk	11
R Andersson	13
Sean Monahan	17
A Mangiapane	17
Johnny Gaudreau	21
Noah Hanifin	22
Derek Ryan	25
James Neal	25
Travis Hamonic	25
Elias Lindholm	25
Garnet Hathaway	25
Sam Bennett	33
Juuso Valimaki	33
O Fantenberg	37
Mark Jankowski	38
Is that per 60, or just a gross number that will be impacted by icetime? Either way, seems Mangiapane is out performing expectations.

And while Brodie has had some obvious gaffes, which certainly count for more than advanced stats when the puck ends up in your net, he does seem to be holding his own compared to the other D besides Gio.
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So ... Calgary has been getting badly outshot.
Wow, you most really know how to analyze statistics to come up with piercing insight like that.

I think I see it the same way - stats like this only really serve to backup what is dead obvious to anyone watching. Calgary outplayed and outshot, and has a number of players that are really performing poorly, and Janko is maybe at the top of that list.
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Hopefully Bennet on top line works, and he is/was being dragged down by Janko and Neal - because is is every bit as bad as they are, according to this.
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every single line getting run over, but jankowski... good god, why is he still in the lineup?
Who the heck is going to replace him?

Lazar is the most experienced NHL centreman we have in reserve and he's not that experienced and has probably played more wing than centre.

I guess you could move Bennett to centre. It all seems quite drastic. Who's to say Neal wasn't dragging Janko down? Jankowski has not been that bad IMO. He was one of our best PKers this season. And he's a young guy that we want to continue to develop and grow and these playoffs are his first and a big experience for him.

I think you stick with your centremen. There are no better options. Wing and defense are areas that Peters has a lot of flexibility. I'd argue we don't really have any flexibility at centre when healthy. There's a clearcut top 4 and it would be foolish to move away from that IMO.

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Is that per 60, or just a gross number that will be impacted by icetime? Either way, seems Mangiapane is out performing expectations.

And while Brodie has had some obvious gaffes, which certainly count for more than advanced stats when the puck ends up in your net, he does seem to be holding his own compared to the other D besides Gio.
Series rank out of skaters on both teams based on metrics per 60 minutes.
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