ericthered
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Well when these two teams are in the equation, being in the TOP 5 PP's in the league I think that original statement is incorrect.
My math sense tells me 3 for 14 is a better % than 1 for 9. And considering the Canucks have had the BEST PP in the LEAGUE almost all year, what does that tell me?
31% also says no way do "most" teams score, 5 on 3.
Not even the BEST PP TEAM in the league who was 1 for 9. That's just over 11%.
I think it's just that when you have a 2-man advantage you almost expect to score because you expect the quality scoring chances to be better. Tonight, Luongo definitely made big saves when they needed him to.
Now I'm trying to figure out the league average for 5 on 4 pp.
And if I copied and pasted the numbers correctly, the league average for 5 on 4 pp is 17% and for total pp it's 18%.
Edit:
(On topic) If Torres isn't suspended as a "repeat offender" I would be surprised.
Edit#2
Tampa Bay had the most 5 on 3pp goals; they went 11 for 21.