G66 2016-03-03 Oilers at Broad St Diving Team

Game Notes PHI vs EDM


Edmonton Oilers (Head Coach: Todd McLellan) at Philadelphia Flyers (Head Coach: Dave Hakstol)

NHL Game #956, Wells Fargo Center, 2016-03-03 05:00:00PM (GMT -0700)

Oilers 4-0


Referees: Brad Watson, Kendrick Nicholson
Linesmen: Darren Gibbs, Michel Cormier

Three Stars: Cam Talbot; Taylor Hall; Adam Pardy

  • The thing we’ll all remember about this game is that the Flyers tried to goon things up, and the Oilers beat them down.
  • Let’s not forget:
    • TALBOT has been brilliant for multiple games in a row
    • Yak has real chemistry with McDavid.  Chemistry is a thing. Wingers needing centres is a thing. Only with Yakupov are those two facts somehow a character flaw.
    • I’m looking forward to watching those McDavid rushes for the next decade.
  • Check out the shot visualization 5v5 and All – you can see a cluster on the “All” chart at 60 ft or so – that’s pretty much all Ghostisbehere I think!  Man, for such a slimy little guy, he’s got one hell of a cannon.
  • I’d LOVE to hear the refs explain why Gudas gets to throw a right hook at Hall’s head, then bear hug him, drive him back ten feet unpenalized …
    • Remember that old saying “I was at the fights and a hockey game broke out”? Guess the refs forgot to turn off the UFC match?
    • But maybe not, because when Kassian rushes in to defend Hall and Zach and Gudas are whacking each other in the head, the refs hand goes up, and Kassian gets the extra two.
    • The Flyers were gooning it up pretty good, and yet somehow the PPs were net 6-2 in favour of the Flyers. Would love to hear that explanation too.
    • Really, I’m just sooooo sick of the reffing.  Astonishingly incompetent at the best of times, and open season on the Oilers stars the rest of the time.  Sick of it.

Game at a Glance


The unweighted stats showed things about even. The score and danger adjusted stats – way in the Oilers favour.

Goal Overview

Look at the ‘danger rating’ of those goals.  Ridiculous.

Team Period Time Strength ShotType ShotDist Danger
EDM 1 11:20 EV Wrist 8 2.718344
EDM 2 14:22 EV Wrist 10 2.533084
EDM 2 16:11 EV Snap 8 2.958001
EDM 3 11:59 SH Snap 26 1.444917

Who Won the Shot Battle?

Which Battle Who Won By How Much
Shots EDM 26 to 20 (56.5%)
Average Shot Distance Against (ft) EDM 43 to 31
Corsi PHI 52 to 44 (54.2%)
Score & Venue Adjusted Corsi EDM 49 to 46 (51.7%)
Dangerous Fenwick EDM 31 to 21 (59.3%)


Detailed Shot Metrics

Strength CF CA CF% SACF SACA SACF% FF FA FF% DFF DFA DFF%
EV 44 52 45.8 49.5 46.2 51.7 32 32 50 31.7 21.8 59.3
All 49 83 37.1 55.2 73.4 42.9 37 55 40.2 37.1 41.7 47.1

How the Players Did (On Ice Shot Attempts)


Danger Tables

Forwards are sorted by decreasing CF%. Defensemen and pairs sorted by increasing DFA60. Forward lines by decreasing DFF%. Positions are as listed by the NHL roster page, not necessarily where they played.

Yak led all forwards.  Pardy (!) led all defensemen.

Centres
Name EVTOI OZS%2 CF CA CF% SACF% FF% DFF%
Drai 11:40 37.5 16 14 53.3 59.8 55 67.6
Eberle 10:08 100.0 12 11 52.2 57.8 61.1 76
McDavid 12:26 80.0 14 13 51.9 57.7 61.9 67.1
Lander 10:26 12.5 9 13 40.9 46.2 50 60
Hendrix 10:37 20.0 11 16 40.7 47.3 43.8 41.3
Letestube 09:13 50.0 5 11 31.2 35.6 25 28.1
Wingers
Name EVTOI OZS%2 CF CA CF% SACF% FF% DFF%
Yak 11:22 100.0 14 10 58.3 63.1 66.7 77.7
Kassian 11:27 37.5 11 11 50 55.5 46.7 49.4
P. Maroon 09:43 28.6 10 11 47.6 53.9 50 64.3
A. Cracknell 10:49 14.3 11 14 44 49.8 50 58.5
Hall 13:04 27.3 14 18 43.8 50.5 47.6 65.3
Korpi 09:18 50.0 5 11 31.2 35.6 27.3 28
Defensemen

Nurse showed worst by the numbers, but I thought Clendening had a truly terrible game and dragged Nurse into the abyss with him.

Name EVTOI OZS%2 CF CA CF% SACF% FF% DFF% DFA60
A. Pardy 17:02 44.4 20 13 60.6 66.3 73.9 87.5 11.62
Davidson 16:57 40.0 18 16 52.9 59 64 84.5 12.04
Seksy 12:36 33.3 13 20 39.4 44.8 36.8 33.8 30.95
Fayne 12:33 25.0 15 21 41.7 47.1 40.9 54.3 33.47
Clendening 14:39 57.1 10 15 40 45.6 41.2 33.1 41.77
Nurse 16:02 42.9 12 22 35.3 41.6 33.3 25.4 58.38
Defense Pairings

Hoo boy, look at that number on Pardy and Davidson! That’s crazy! If you think that’s not real, check out the ‘shots against’ rink map for those two.

Pair EVTOI DFA60 AvgDangerA AvgDistA CF CA CF% SACF% FF% DFF%
A. Pardy Davidson 14:42 4.08 0.254 42.5 17 10 63 68.6 78.9 94.7
Seksy Fayne 11:42 29.74 0.53 47.6 12 19 38.7 43.7 35.3 34.8
Nurse Clendening 11:58 45.63 1.14 41.5 10 12 45.5 51.4 46.7 35.6
Forward Lines

Terrific game from every line, except of course the Korpikoski line. Oh well, at least he scored shorthanded.

Line EVTOI CF CA CF% SACF% FF% DFF%
Hall Drai Kassian 04:59 7 2 77.8 80.2 83.3 86.7
Yak Eberle McDavid 08:56 12 7 63.2 68.2 73.3 83.2
P. Maroon Korpi Letestube 02:49 3 2 60 61.3 66.7 82.7
A. Cracknell Hendrix Lander 06:10 9 7 56.2 61.3 62.5 67.9
Hall P. Maroon Drai 05:37 7 9 43.8 51.6 45.5 62.6
Korpi Kassian Letestube 03:51 2 6 25 30.4 14.3 18.6

Defense Pairings WOWY

Each pairing (>2:00 EVTOI) is shown, along with how the individuals on that pairing did without each other on the ice. The axes show DangerousFenwick rates for and against. Note the reversed DFA axis. This lets the chart read naturally, where bottom left is bad and top right is good The dotted line shows the breakeven line.

Game Flows



Rink Maps



Head to Head




NHL Media Highlights

Click the link to play the associated highlight video

Yakupov’s 1st-period goal
Talbot’s fine save
Maroon’s 2nd-period goal
Hall’s breakaway goal
Neuvirth’s strong save
Talbot’s back-to-back saves
Korpikoski’s short-handed goal

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