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Flames Scoring Chances – Game 10 vs Vancouver Canucks

| Kent Wilson

 

 

Final: 5-1L

Final Summary

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Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20164

Team Period Time Note CGY Opponent  
VAN 1 18:36 0 4 5 8 12 34 40 1 2 3 14 22 33 5v5
CGY 1 14:40 0 5 8 12 23 34 40 1 2 3 7 9 17 5v5
VAN 1 14:06 0 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 6 14 22 23 33 5v5
VAN 1 14:01 0 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 6 14 22 23 33 5v5
CGY 1 13:15 0 6 15 16 18 27 34 1 6 23 32 40 54 5v5
VAN 1 12:04 Higgins goal 5 17 22 23 34 51 1 2 3 20 27 36 5v5
VAN 1 8:16 -1 4 20 25 34 44   1 6 17 22 23 33 4v5
VAN 1 8:00 -1 4 5 20 34     1 6 14 17 22 33 3v5
VAN 1 7:08 -1 4 8 23 34     1 14 17 22 23 33 3v5
VAN 1 7:02 -1 4 8 23 34     1 14 17 22 23 33 3v5
VAN 1 6:38 -1 4 8 23 34     1 14 17 22 23 33 3v5
VAN 1 6:19 Burrows goal 4 8 17 23 34   1 14 17 22 23 33 4v5
CGY 1 1:26 -2 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 6 14 22 23 33 5v5
VAN 1 1:12 -2 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 3 22 23 33 36 5v5
VAN 1 0:28 -2 5 8 16 23 34   1 6 17 22 23 33 4v5
VAN 1 0:19 Sedin goal 5 8 16 23 34   1 6 17 22 23 33 4v5
CGY 2 18:15 -3 4 13 20 25 27 34 1 4 14 22 33 52 5v5
VAN 2 16:14 Hodgson 5 15 16 18 23 34 1 2 3 9 40 54 5v5
VAN 2 9:01 -4 4 8 22 34 40 44 1 2 3 7 9 17 5v5
VAN 2 8:17 Edler goal 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 6 7 9 17 23 5v5
CGY 2 7:00 -5 5 8 12 25 34 40 1 2 3 14 17   5v4
CGY 2 6:45 -5 5 8 12 25 34 40 1 2 3 14 17   5v4
VAN 2 6:36 -5 5 8 12 25 34 40 1 2 3 14 17   5v4
CGY 2 3:55 -5 4 13 20 25 34 44 1 4 7 14 17 52 5v5
CGY 2 3:40 -5 8 22 23 27 34 40 1 2 3 7 9 17 5v5
CGY 2 1:46 -5 6 8 22 23 34   1 2 3 7 9   4v4
VAN 2 1:04 -5 12 13 23 27 34   1 6 17 23 40   4v4
CGY 3 18:11 -5 4 12 17 27 35 51 1 2 3 27 36   5v4
CGY 3 16:55 -5 5 13 22 25 35 40 1 4 14 17 52   5v4
CGY 3 11:42 -5 5 16 23 35 51   1 3 4 7 17 20 4v5
VAN 3 11:01 -5 5 16 23 35 51   1 3 4 7 17 20 4v5
VAN 3 3:37 -5 6 8 15 27 35 40 1 2 3 7 9 17 5v5
CGY 3 2:33 -5 5 12 17 23 35 51 1 6 23 32 40 54 5v5
CGY 3 0:33 Tanguay goal 4 8 16 35 40 44 1 6 9 23 40 54 5v5

 

# Player EV PP SH
4 J. BOUWMEESTER 17:26 4 6 5:02 1 0 1:55 0 2
5 M. GIORDANO 14:00 2 3 4:35 3 1 2:00 1 3
6 C. SARICH 12:15 2 1 0:17 0 0 0:57 0 0
8 B. MORRISON 12:00 4 3 2:21 2 1 0:34 0 3
12 J. IGINLA 12:46 2 2 5:41 3 1 0:06 0 0
13 O. JOKINEN 12:11 3 5 4:36 1 0 0:00 0 0
15 T. JACKMAN 10:19 1 2 1:35 0 0 0:00 0 0
16 T. KOSTOPOULOS 11:50 2 1 0:37 0 0 2:03 1 3
17 R. BOURQUE 9:04 1 1 6:10 1 0 1:06 0 1
18 M. STAJAN 10:56 1 1 0:00 0 0 0:43 0 0
20 C. GLENCROSS 10:41 3 4 3:41 0 0 1:03 0 1
22 L. STEMPNIAK 10:44 2 2 0:54 1 0 0:40 0 0
23 S. HANNAN 13:55 4 3 0:01 0 0 2:17 1 4
25 D. MOSS 9:03 3 4 1:39 3 1 0:43 0 1
27 D. SMITH 13:53 3 2 3:51 1 0 0:00 0 0
34 M. KIPRUSOFF 33:28 7 9 3:36 2 1 1:17 0 4
35 H. KARLSSON 9:45 2 1 6:41 2 0 2:55 1 1
40 A. TANGUAY 11:06 3 3 5:03 3 1 0:00 0 0
44 C. BUTLER 15:39 3 5 1:45 0 0 1:35 0 1
51 R. HORAK 8:10 1 1 3:37 1 0 1:06 1 1

 

Period Totals EV PP 5v3 PP SH 5v3 SH
1 3 13 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4
2 6 5 4 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 5 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 14 20 9 10 4 1 0 0 1 5 0 4

This is one of those games where the totals aren’t really indicative of the play. The Flames reeled things in when the outcome was no longer in doubt and the Canucks were in cruise control. Before Vancouver took a commanding lead, they also had a commanding chance advantage (16-4).

Not a lot of the game was played at ES so the difference didn’t really show up there. The separation between the two club’s PPs was very obvious however: the Canucks move the puck through with ease while the Flames are still struggling to do anything of note.

This happens every so often when you meet a very good team. Take the lumps and move on.

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  • Truculence
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    Take their lumps and move on to what, exactly? Another ass-kicking, lol.

    The Flames looked confused and dazed out there. If they are playing a system, I have yet to identify it. I hold the coach 50% responsible. But the fact that the Flames couldn’t even execute a crisp pass sure wasn’t his fault.

    Oh well, at least there is the NFL and some very intriguing MMA matchups throughout this winter to keep me occupied. That and beautiful B.C.

    Those distractions should get me through what is definitely going to be a lottery pick season. Book it. Despite, what Kent says about the Flames not being that bad -no- they are that bad. The Oilers and Avalanche are no longer the welcoming mattresses of the West. We are.

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