Shots on goal:
Leafs 36
Nashville 18
Leafs protected their backup goalie.
Nashville didn't.
Leafs 36
Nashville 18
Leafs protected their backup goalie.
Nashville didn't.
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Leafs 2023-2024 Thread
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From The Star about Leafs defence
https://www.thestar.com/sports/leaf...cle_60482c0c-9256-11ee-987e-737186e28103.html
Synopsis:
Leafs allowed 2 or fewer goals in only 6 of 24 games this season. That's 25%
Last year it was 42 of 82 over 50%.
GAA this season 3.17. GAA last season 2.68
Toronto has 5th best points percentage in entire league. On pace for 109. Last season they had 111.
Focus has been on regulation wins but the other side of the coin 6 regulation losses is 4th lowest in league.
Glass half full person would see that as Leafs are a tough team to beat.
Leafs lead the league in comeback wins with 9. 4 of which were from 2 or more goals.
5 on 5 save percentage Leafs are 17th this season. Last season they were 8th.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/leaf...cle_60482c0c-9256-11ee-987e-737186e28103.html
Synopsis:
Leafs allowed 2 or fewer goals in only 6 of 24 games this season. That's 25%
Last year it was 42 of 82 over 50%.
GAA this season 3.17. GAA last season 2.68
Toronto has 5th best points percentage in entire league. On pace for 109. Last season they had 111.
Focus has been on regulation wins but the other side of the coin 6 regulation losses is 4th lowest in league.
Glass half full person would see that as Leafs are a tough team to beat.
Leafs lead the league in comeback wins with 9. 4 of which were from 2 or more goals.
5 on 5 save percentage Leafs are 17th this season. Last season they were 8th.
I thought it was obvious. They're playing Timmons, Benoit, Lajoie, and Lagesson. Aside from Timmons who I don't consider any good ever heard of these players before this year? And Timmons is considered ahead of the other 3 in the depth chart. Also, Klingberg was a huge minus machine but he'll never play another game for the Leafs again.So you're sayin' bring back Matt Murray.
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I had tickets to last nights game at the ABS Areana. I didn’t realize this place was over one hour away from my hotel in Brooklyn. So I ended up not going. I felt horrible about that until I see this result. Would have been a cool experience, and I hate wasting the money, but it doesn’t feel like I missed too much.
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Lafferty is an astounding +15.
That is best amongst all Vancouver forwards.
The antithesis of Reaves
That is best amongst all Vancouver forwards.
The antithesis of Reaves
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Well the Leafs will do what they do best, suffer. Joseph Woll has a high ankle sprain, their optimistic assessment is he'll be back in 3-4 weeks...I doubt it. A high ankle sprain takes it's own time, if rushed Woll could be out the rest of the season and most of next season as well. He could be lost to an Achilles Tendon Rupture or ACL, pick your disaster.
Kevin Durant came back from a high ankle sprain too soon, we all say what happened. He was attempting to do a push back fade away against Serge Ibaka.
Kevin Durant came back from a high ankle sprain too soon, we all say what happened. He was attempting to do a push back fade away against Serge Ibaka.
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I think Tavares can return the tribute when he enters the HOF. He'll wear a Leafs jersey.
Lafferty is having a good year at $1million in salary - traded to Vancouver for a 5th round pick.
Should note that Lafferty is playing right now on a line with ex-Leaf Ilya Mikheyev, who's +6 on the season but is a career +37 so far.
Lafferty in Vancouver is averaging more ice time than Kampf, Domi, Gregor, Robertson, and of course Reaves in that order this season.
It's fun watching the Leafs Dad or Mom trip, love to see their reactions when their sons score.
Regulation losses:
Boston, Vegas, LA all with 5
Toronto with 6
NYI, NYR both with 7
All other teams have 8 or more
Boston, Vegas, LA all with 5
Toronto with 6
NYI, NYR both with 7
All other teams have 8 or more
