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Scoring chances for/against: Mar 3rd: Edm at Nsh

By Dennis

Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20948

Team	Period	Time	Note	Oilers						Opponent
EDM	1	18:49	89	24	26	35	44	78	89	2	5	19	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	1	17:51	46	5	22	35	43	46	51	3	7	8	28	35	48	5v5
EDM	1	17:26	51	5	22	35	43	46	51	3	7	8	28	35	48	5v5
EDM	1	15:29	27	5	13	27	34	35	43	6	19	20	35	42	71	5v5
NSH	1	14:08		22	35	37	46	51	77	3	7	8	28	35	48	5v5
NSH	1	13:37	Goal	10	24	35	44	83	85	2	5	11	25	29	35	5v5
NSH	1	12:41		5	13	27	34	35	43	6	20	22	35	38	42	5v5
NSH	1	11:50		10	35	37	77	83	85	2	5	11	25	29	35	5v5
EDM	1	10:46	51	5	22	35	43	46	51	3	7	8	28	35	48	5v5
EDM	1	10:05	Goal 89	5	24	26	35	78	89	3	7	8	19	26	35	5v5
NSH	1	9:40		24	26	35	44	78	89	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
NSH	1	8:58		10	35	37	77	83	85	2	6	11	22	25	35	5v5
EDM	1	7:48	27	13	27	35	43	44	46	6	19	20	22	26	35	5v5
EDM	1	7:47	46	13	27	35	43	44	46	6	19	20	22	26	35	5v5
NSH	1	6:43		5	22	26	35	51	77	3	7	8	28	35	48	5v5
EDM	1	5:36	Goal 78	24	26	35	44	78	89	6	20	22	35	38	42	5v5
NSH	1	4:20		5	22	35	43	46	51	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	1	3:41	78	26	35	37	77	78	89	2	5	11	25	29	35	5v5
NSH	1	1:58		5	13	27	34	35	43	7	8	19	26	35	71	5v5
NSH	1	1:36	Goal	26	35	37	77	78	89	7	8	11	25	29	35	5v5
NSH	1	0:36		10	24	35	37	83	85	6	20	22	35	38	42	5v5
NSH	2	16:45		22	35	37	46	51	77	2	3	5	28	35	48	5v5
NSH	2	15:54	PP	34	35	37	51	77		19	20	22	26	35	71	4v5
NSH	2	15:48	PP Goal	34	35	37	51	77		19	20	22	26	35	71	4v5
NSH	2	14:53	SH	10	27	35	37	44	83	6	11	20	25	35		5v4
NSH	2	13:39	SH	5	22	35	46	51	77	2	5	19	26	35		5v4
NSH	2	7:30		24	26	35	44	78	89	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
NSH	2	7:15		24	26	35	44	78	89	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	2	6:28	SH	10	35	37	51	77		2	6	11	29	35	48	4v5
NSH	2	5:45	PP	10	34	35	37	43		19	20	22	26	35	71	4v5
EDM	2	1:46	10	5	10	35	43	83	85	6	20	22	35	38	42	5v5
EDM	3	18:17	Goal 13	5	13	27	34	35	77	7	20	35	38	42	71	5v5
NSH	3	16:21		10	35	37	77	78	83	2	8	19	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	3	15:11	34	5	13	27	34	35	43	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	3	14:45	Goal 22	5	22	35	43	46	51	7	8	22	25	35	38	5v5
NSH	3	14:21		10	34	35	37	77	83	6	19	20	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	3	13:15	26	5	26	35	43	78	89	2	5	22	35	38	42	5v5
NSH	3	12:06	Goal	22	35	37	46	51	77	2	5	19	26	35	71	5v5
NSH	3	11:09		5	22	35	43	46	51	2	5	19	26	35	71	5v5
NSH	3	10:54	Goal	5	22	35	43	46	51	2	5	19	26	35	71	5v5
EDM	3	10:25	26	5	26	35	43	78	89	2	5	11	25	29	35	5v5
EDM	3	6:08	Goal 26	5	26	35	43	78	89	2	5	19	35	42	71	5v5
NSH	3	0:39		13	27	34	35	44	77	5	11	20	25	35	71	5v5
NSH	4	4:05		10	24	35	44	83		6	11	20	29	35		4v4
NSH	4	2:54	PP	24	34	35	44			6	19	26	35	71		3v4
NSH	4	2:30	PP Goal	24	34	35	44			6	19	26	35	71		3v4

#	Player	EV			PP			SH
5	L. SMID	17:29	12	6	1:13	0	1	0:17	0	0
10	S. HORCOFF	14:12	1	7	2:51	0	1	3:10	1	1
13	A. COGLIANO	13:05	5	3	0:00	0	0	0:00	0	0
22	J. JACQUES	12:20	4	7	0:11	0	1	0:00	0	0
24	S. STAIOS	18:44	3	6	0:00	0	0	2:01	0	2
26	E. COLE	13:46	7	5	2:45	0	0	0:17	0	0
27	D. PENNER	13:14	5	3	2:51	0	1	0:00	0	0
34	F. PISANI	12:17	3	4	0:00	0	0	2:21	0	5
35	D. ROLOSON	51:07	17	21	6:00	0	2	5:21	1	5
37	D. GREBESHKOV	16:28	1	9	4:26	0	1	2:34	1	3
43	J. STRUDWICK	14:43	12	5	0:00	0	0	0:54	0	1
44	S. SOURAY	17:13	4	6	3:56	0	1	2:30	0	2
46	Z. STORTINI	10:54	6	6	0:24	0	1	0:00	0	0
51	K. BRODZIAK	12:21	4	7	0:11	0	1	2:37	1	2
77	T. GILBERT	17:48	2	10	2:25	0	1	2:26	1	2
78	M. POULIOT	12:40	7	5	2:25	0	0	0:00	0	0
83	A. HEMSKY	15:08	1	7	3:24	0	1	0:00	0	0
85	L. REDDOX	9:25	1	4	0:00	0	0	1:11	0	0
89	S. GAGNER	12:41	7	4	2:58	0	0	0:00	0	0

Period	Totals		EV		PP		5v3 PP		SH		5v3 SH
1	10	11	10	11	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2	2	8	1	3	0	2	0	0	1	3	0	0
3	6	6	6	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
4	0	3	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
Totals	18	28	17	21	0	2	0	0	1	5	0	0

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Lord Bob says:

March 3rd, 2009 at

Ahhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

There. I think that sums up my reaction.

Scott says:

March 4th, 2009 at

6:00 on the PP and no chances. Brutal.

Judging from his first two games back, I’ll be watching Grebeshkov closely on Thursday to see if there’s anything physical that might suggest he’s come back a bit too soon. Regardless, this is the beginning of the beginning of another point in favour of Visnovsky.

Oh, and another ho hum, positive night for Dustin Penner. In the LT thread someone was at the game and singled out Penner as “lacking effort.” My glasses are now tinted by the numbers, but to people that only have boxcars and salaries, this guy must be getting results in the most wretched fashion possible.

Unleaded says:

Does anyone have Souray’s numbers since he’s been paired with Staois? And Ladi’s numbers since he’s been paired with anyone but Staois? I’d like to see the before and after numbers for him. I think most agree that Staois pulls down whoever he’s playing against most of the time. I’d like to see if this is indeed the case. Is Staois really making the players he plays with worse?

Bruce says:

March 5th, 2009 at

Dennis: Expanding on a comment from LT’s blog.

Important note: 22-51-46 were incorrectly fingered on the game sheet for being out there for the 4-4 goal as well, but that was actually scored against 27-13-34. The Nashville minor officials — or more likely, the league –finally fixed that about a day later. Unfortunately, the error persists in your scoring chance summary.

Imaginary pressbox conversation: “Yeah, we scored again! Oh yeah, hey Joe, can you remember who was out there for the Oilers for that earlier goal? Same guys? OK.”

I recall the first @NSH game where I was tracking the event summary during the game and posted numerous comments on the GDT about how bad the minor scorers are in the Music City. They don’t seem to have fixed the problem.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t give me great faith in the system on which we are pinning all our statistical analysis. Hopefully the amount of “noise” is a tiny percentage of the record, but finding examples such as this do give one pause.

BTW, if you want to see statistical fall-out from that fuck-up, go to the play-by-play here, and look at the faceoff immediately before the 4-4 goal (7:37 of the third). On ice for the Oilers: 13-27-34-24-44-35. And guess who lost the faceoff? 51.

They fixed the most important thing, but the thread is still broken.