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Flames Scoring Chances – Game 41 versus Vancouver

Kent Wilson
13 years ago
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20595
TeamPeriodTimeNoteCGYOpponent 
VAN118:51Kesler goal4121328344015141721235v5
CGY116:56 56121334401231326275v5
CGY116:01 48202834 15172223334v5
VAN114:43 56172534 1231014264v5
VAN114:29 56172534 1231014264v5
VAN113:12 12132833344014172136415v5
VAN13:49Bieksa goal56111516341231326275v5
VAN13:26 612132834401231422335v5
CGY13:15 412132834401231422335v5
CGY12:22 56817253414153641495v5
VAN213:16 412132834401231326275v5
VAN212:29 4182026283415142223335v5
VAN210:34Sedin goal412132834401231422335v5
CGY26:21 45121718341231427 5v4
CGY318:27 782533344015102123275v5
CGY318:23 7132533344014102123275v5
CGY317:11 47812173414153641495v5
CGY317:03 47812173414153641495v5
CGY314:12 418202628341231536495v5
CGY313:55 418202628341231536495v5
CGY310:08 7182026333415132326275v5
VAN34:27 48172834 15172223334v5
CGY30:11Jackman goal711151633341231536495v5
 
#PlayerEVPPSH
4J. BOUWMEESTER18:48543:35102:0011
5M. GIORDANO20:13211:30101:5902
6C. SARICH18:25220:00001:5902
7A. PARDY14:16600:09000:0000
8B. MORRISON13:56401:22002:0311
11M. BACKLUND10:14111:54000:0000
12J. IGINLA18:12453:51100:0000
13O. JOKINEN13:02352:50000:0000
15T. JACKMAN9:56110:00000:0000
16T. KOSTOPOULOS10:04110:22000:3300
17R. BOURQUE13:19303:13103:0803
18M. STAJAN13:14310:53100:0000
20C. GLENCROSS12:55310:35000:5110
25D. MOSS12:12301:23001:2302
26A. KOTALIK10:21312:55000:0000
28R. REGEHR17:24361:36002:0011
33A. BABCHUK10:57412:18000:0000
34M. KIPRUSOFF49:201174:36103:5913
40A. TANGUAY13:23452:52000:0000
 
PeriodTotalsEVPP5v3 PPSH5v3 SH
1463400001200
2130310000000
3818000000100
4000000000000
Totals131011710001300
 
Head to head Ice
Corsi
Face-offs
A very odd game this evening. The Canucks came out fast and built a 6-2 chance lead and 2-0 differential on the board. Then they sat on their lead for the rest of the game. The Flames responded by running up the shot clock, but almost exclusively with shots from non-scoring areas on the ice. They titled the ice a bit more in the third and got some chances, but it was a bit late by then.
Calgary’s various underlying numbers were pretty decent thanks to palying-to-score effect across the board…except for the big guns, who struggled despite chasing a team who laid back all night. Jarome Iginla somehow ended up underwater in terms of both possession and scoring chances and that’s despite seeing 10 o-zone face-offs to 3 d-zone draws at ES. That’s flat out awful. Jokinen and Tanguay weren’t much better, altough they were broken up for part of the contest.

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