Pittsburgh & Columbus as well.Sabres - Capitals- Lightning left to play
Those have to change today as Boston, NYI, TB win. Ottawa reeling right now with injuries (2-5-3) could fall out of the playoffs and TB sneeks in, if Ottawa can't take at least 3 out 4 pts from a home and home series with Detroit.As of today, playoff chances for the following teams:
Philadelphia 0.05%
Carolina 1.1%
Islanders 2.3%
Tampa Bay 15.7%
Boston 88.6%
Ottawa 95.6%
Toronto 96.6%
All numbers from sportsclubstats.com
MoneyPuck.com has slightly different figures, but substantially the same.
http://www.sportsclubstats.com/NHL.html
http://moneypuck.com/predictions.htm
The Buffalo game is the next big game. If the Leafs can get two points with a row, they can pretty much elinminate Tampa with a win on Thursday. I'd also like to see how these young Leafs respond to the beating they took from the Sabres last time they played them. They should go with the mentality that they are the better team and should beat them if they play up to their capabilities.Looks like the biggest game of the year will be on Thursday vs Tampa Bay.
After being thrashed by Florida the Leafs came back and beat them. Revenge game number 2, let's see how the Leafs respond to Buffalo.The Buffalo game is the next big game. If the Leafs can get two points with a row, they can pretty much elinminate Tampa with a win on Thursday. I'd also like to see how these young Leafs respond to the beating they took from the Sabres last time they played them. They should go with the mentality that they are the better team and should beat them if they play up to their capabilities.
They have indeed changed:Those have to change today as Boston, NYI, TB win. Ottawa reeling right now with injuries (2-5-3) could fall out of the playoffs and TB sneeks in, if Ottawa can't take at least 3 out 4 pts from a home and home series with Detroit.
Everytime.....usually?Why is everytime a bad goal is scored against the Leafs, Gardiner is usually the culprit ?
May I also add that Gardiner is plus 26Everytime.....usually?
These 2 words don't work well together.
That being said:
Seemingly.
Fan prejudice.
Recency bias.
Opinion, not fact.
Gardiner faces the opponents best players more than other Maple Leafs defencemen.
Ok teacher, I'll change everytime to whenever, is that better ? ��Everytime.....usually?
These 2 words don't work well together.
That being said:
Seemingly.
Fan prejudice.
Recency bias.
Opinion, not fact.
Gardiner faces the opponents best players more than other Maple Leafs defencemen.
No, not really.Ok teacher, I'll change everytime to whenever, is that better ? ��
And I'll add that +\- is one of the most meaningless stats in hockey.
If you look at the give away stats (coughing up the puck), Gardiner is not the worst. Brent Burns is and other notable Norris trophy winners.Why is everytime a bad goal is scored against the Leafs, Gardiner is usually the culprit ?
Being amongst the leaders in giveaways (ie. Brent Burns) would indicate a player possesses the puck a fair bit, yes?If you look at the give away stats (coughing up the puck), Gardiner is not the worst. Brent Burns is and other notable Norris trophy winners.
https://www.sportingcharts.com/nhl/stats/player-giveaways-statistic/2016/
Possible but the point is Gardiner is not the only one who gives the puck away. Playmaking d-men have high percentage of give aways anyways. Leafs fans make this illussion that he's the only one and worst at it. We could still be stuck with Beaucheman, I have to remind Leaf fans. I'd rather have Gardiner.Being amongst the leaders in giveaways (ie. Brent Burns) would indicate a player possesses the puck a fair bit, yes?
Tuesday:They have indeed changed:
Monday (prior to any games played)
Philadelphia 0.00%
Carolina 0.04%
Islanders 2.8%
Tampa Bay 15.4%
Ottawa 93.1%
Boston 94.2%
Toronto 94.5%