The Fucking Season Thread - Redemption Tour '22

[Preston]

21 year old with his first ok season of his ohl career? He's tall I guess? Sure, though. Sign 'em all.

 

[WellPlayed]

The organizations bar for goaltending prospects isn't exactly high.

 

[LeafOfFaith]

You got pads? You're in.

 

[leafman101]

Get Garland and Halak.

 

[MindzEye]

That was a short ass honeymoon

 

[zeke]

 

[zeke]

 

[soco22]

Are there stats out there that adjust the XGs for strength of competition? Like Calgary at the top makes no sense cause they are playing dog shit half the time

 

[axlsalinger]

 

[LeafOfFaith]

And just a discouraging step or two from his next injury.

 

[hockeylover]

Maybe this is overly optimistic of me, but I think the Nick naysayers will eat their words in time.

 

[BG]

Either his body catches up with his style of play - or he learns to better pick his spots when playing pro.

 

[Artnes]

60 save performance for this not real person

 

[CTheBigPicture]

60 save performance for this not real person

0.948 in the minors this year but 0.824 in four NHL games this season. 13GA, three loses, no wins.

 

[Artnes]

Stanley Cup contenders have already separated from the field - TSN.ca

Absent the muddied middle of the Pacific Division, the NHL has shown itself to be quite top heavy at the halfway mark this season. Travis Yost has more on the contenders separating themselves from the pretenders early.

www.tsn.ca

A quick look at the standings shows the Panthers are the cream of the crop in the Atlantic Division, with teams like the Maple Leafs (57 points) and Bruins (53 points) chasing from behind. And while that’s true, I think this is a notable and marked shift in performance.

Florida has punished every team in its path, but Toronto has been game for quality opponents as well. In Toronto’s 21-game sample, they saw an average margin of victory of +0.52 goals, with a third of those games coming as multi-goal victories.

Compare that to Boston, who are just four points in trail in the standings: the Bruins have an average margin of victory of -0.9 goals per game against strong teams and have four multi-goal victories on a base of 20 games played.

 

[LeafGm]

0.948 in the minors this year but 0.824 in four NHL games this season. 13GA, three loses, no wins.

So his miraculous 60-save shutout tonight will also be his first NHL win.

Yeah, that sounds like a sufficiently Leafy enough scenario!

 

[axlsalinger]

Oh you negative naysayers.

Leafs will score at least one. 4-1 NJ.

 

[Wayward DP]

Shots: Leafs 60, NJD, 5
Score: Leafs 1, NJD 6

 

[zeke]

Stanley Cup contenders have already separated from the field - TSN.ca

Absent the muddied middle of the Pacific Division, the NHL has shown itself to be quite top heavy at the halfway mark this season. Travis Yost has more on the contenders separating themselves from the pretenders early.

www.tsn.ca

quick look at the standings shows the Panthers are the cream of the crop in the Atlantic Division, with teams like the Maple Leafs (57 points) and Bruins (53 points) chasing from behind. And while that’s true, I think this is a notable and marked shift in performance.

Of course TOR (117pt pace) is right there with FLA (122pt pace) both significantly ahead of BOS (103pt pace).

 

[hockeylover]

Definitely super Leafy to have the best season in your history and get rewarded with a matchup against the two time champ.