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GDT | Game 81 | vs Chicago - 98 vs 93 | Monday, April 14th | 7:00 PM EDT

GrandWazoo said:
30 wins, 7 OTL in 59 starts, that's .568%. Not great, but neither is the team. And yes I know he's average, lots of average goalies in the league.
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Wow are you putting your thumb on the scale giving an OTL a tie while an OT win a win.

I see you.
GrandWazoo said:
You can't keep using sv% while refusing GSaX. Also Skinner says hello. Markstrom is worst too.

But can't use save % when the Habs are the second worst team in the league in allowing high danger chances and medium danger chances.
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Yes, you can to both. Because again you're ignoring his effect on the game. When he forced them to open up those danger chances increase.

This by the way is why goalie stats are the hardest to guage and why goalies get more blame than the should at times and less blame than they should at other times.
 
Habsy said:
Wow are you putting your thumb on the scale giving an OTL a tie while an OT win a win.

I see you.

Yes, you can to both. Because again you're ignoring his effect on the game. When he forced them to open up those danger chances increase.

This by the way is why goalie stats are the hardest to guage and why goalies get more blame than the should at times and less blame than they should at other times.
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I'm using points %, the same formula the NHL use to say that we're playing .549%. It's not like I'm inventing anything.

I think you're overinflating the effect of the game part. We don't typically start to open up until the last 10 minutes of the game. And vice versa, if we're ahead, the other team will open up and will generate more danger chances. It all balances out. Or else it must be one hell of an impact on games because the 3 worst teams are Anaheim, SJ and us.
 
It depends how you run the regression. I'm looking at this from a pure point of view. In stages. You're looking at the aggregate.
 
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