Quote:
Originally Posted by Textcritic
If I am reading the numbers correctly, while the top line is still generating a positive CF% their high danger chances are down, and this is a big part of the problem. They are not responding well to the tighter checking for a variety of reasons—opposition coaching adjustments? psychological factors? The effects of size/strength? A lack of speed? A combination of the above?
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Most of the team's good corsi is coming from the lower part of their roster.
21 players got ice since February 1st, with the top line ranked 3rd, 4th and 5th worst in CF% (Gaudreau, Monahan, Lindholm from worst to best).
The best are Fantenberg (less games), Czarnik, Giordano and Brodie.
Code:
Player TOI CF%
Dalton Prout 78.0 46.38
O. Kylington 132.8 48.28
Johnny Gaudreau 254.9 52.77
Sean Monahan 246.7 52.8
Elias Lindholm 222.5 53.23
Noah Hanifin 289.6 53.72
Travis Hamonic 269.1 54.06
James Neal 67.2 54.14
Sam Bennett 184.9 54.74
Garnet Hathaway 146.5 54.9
R. Andersson 236.8 55.67
Mikael Backlund 239.9 56.43
Matthew Tkachuk 232.0 56.87
Derek Ryan 150.9 57.38
Mark Jankowski 179.3 57.76
Michael Frolik 222.7 57.77
A. Mangiapane 160.9 58.33
TJ Brodie 270.9 58.76
Mark Giordano 289.9 59.87
Austin Czarnik 106.5 60.19
O. Fantenberg 42.9 66.67
Pretty much the same thing when you see high danger splits
Code:
Player TOI HDCF%
Elias Lindholm 222.5 42.5
O. Kylington 132.8 44.74
Sean Monahan 246.7 46.46
Dalton Prout 78.0 48.39
Michael Frolik 222.7 49.48
Johnny Gaudreau 254.9 49.51
James Neal 67.2 50
O. Fantenberg 42.9 50
Travis Hamonic 269.1 52.42
Mark Jankowski 179.3 53.45
Mikael Backlund 239.9 53.93
Mark Giordano 289.9 54.05
Noah Hanifin 289.6 54.48
Sam Bennett 184.9 54.55
TJ Brodie 270.9 54.81
Matthew Tkachuk 232.0 55.67
R. Andersson 236.8 55.88
Austin Czarnik 106.5 56.76
Derek Ryan 150.9 64.62
Garnet Hathaway 146.5 65.57
A. Mangiapane 160.9 67.86
Lindholm the worst, but Monahan and Gaudreau both under the break even point as well.
Third and fourth line killing it.
