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Scoring Chances: Game 18 vs. Calgary

Complete scoring chance summary

Team Period Time Note Home Away State
Away 1 18:29 Couture from Marleau, goal 4 6 11 13 24 29 7 12 32 39 61 81 5v5
Away 1 15:44 Demers one-timer from Thornton, save 7 18 29 39 44 54 5 19 27 32 48 57 5v5
Away 1 12:23 Pavelski one-timer from Havlat, save 3 22 23 27 29 47 8 9 22 32 44 83 5v5
Away 1 10:23 Hertl backhand from Havlat, save (5v4 PP) 7 18 29 39 44 5 9 32 48 57 61 4v5
Away 1 8:46 Marleau from Vlasic, miss 3 11 13 24 27 29 5 10 12 32 43 44 5v5
Away 1 7:17 Wingels from Boyle, save 4 6 8 16 17 29 19 22 32 44 48 57 5v5
Away 1 7:04 Thornton backhand, save 4 6 8 16 17 29 19 22 32 44 48 57 5v5
Away 1 5:30 Couture deflection from Demers, save 4 6 11 13 24 29 5 12 27 32 39 81 5v5
Home 1 4:57 Jones off turnover, save 4 6 18 29 39 54 7 8 9 32 61 83 5v5
Away 1 0:57 Marleau from Pavelski, goal (5v4 PP) 7 11 17 29 44 8 12 19 22 32 39 4v5
Home 2 17:07 Jones from Stajan, miss 7 18 29 39 44 54 5 19 27 32 48 57 5v5
Away 2 14:13 Demers deflection from Hertl, miss 3 6 8 16 17 29 5 19 27 32 48 57 5v5
Away 2 7:04 Sheppard from Desjardins, save 3 18 27 29 39 54 10 15 22 32 44 83 5v5
Away 2 7:02 Sheppard rebound, save 3 18 27 29 39 54 5 10 15 27 32 83 5v5
Away 2 6:23 Kennedy from Couture, save 4 6 11 13 24 29 7 12 32 39 61 81 5v5
Away 2 3:41 Hannan deflection from Kennedy, save 7 18 29 39 44 54 5 12 27 32 39 81 5v5
Away 2 1:55 McCarthy on 2on1, save 4 6 18 29 39 54 10 15 22 32 43 44 5v5
Away 2 0:48 Wingels from Thornton, save 7 8 13 24 29 44 5 19 27 32 48 57 5v5
Home 3 11:04 Stempniak deflection from Hudler, save (5v4 PP) 7 13 22 23 24 29 10 27 32 43 44 5v4
Away 3 9:57 Couture from Kennedy, save 6 7 22 23 29 54 12 22 32 39 44 81 5v5
Home 3 9:36 Cammalleri backhand from Butler, goal 7 13 18 22 29 44 19 22 32 44 48 57 5v5
Home 3 4:47 Stajan from Cammalleri on 3on2, save 6 13 18 22 29 44 19 22 32 44 48 57 5v5
Away 3 1:04 Wingels one-timer from Hertl, miss 7 23 24 29 44 47 7 19 32 48 57 61 5v5
Away 4 3:48 Stuart deflection from Thornton, goal (4v4) 7 11 13 29 44 7 19 32 48 61 4v4

On-ice scoring chances for and against

# Player EV PP SH
5 DEMERS, JASON 16:01 7 1 01:16 1 0 00:00 0 0
7 STUART, BRAD 19:47 4 1 00:02 0 0 01:23 0 0
8 PAVELSKI, JOE 13:41 1 1 00:42 1 0 00:49 0 0
9 HAVLAT, MARTY 13:44 1 1 00:53 1 0 00:00 0 0
10 DESJARDINS, ANDREW 10:16 4 0 00:00 0 0 00:52 0 1
12 MARLEAU, PATRICK 17:57 6 0 01:21 1 0 00:34 0 0
15 SHEPPARD, JAMES 08:48 3 0 00:00 0 0 00:00 0 0
19 THORNTON, JOE 17:04 7 3 01:19 1 0 00:33 0 0
22 BOYLE, DAN 19:53 6 2 00:48 1 0 00:00 0 0
27 HANNAN, SCOTT 17:38 6 1 00:02 0 0 00:58 0 1
32 STALOCK, ALEX 17 4 2 0 0 1
39 COUTURE, LOGAN 15:43 5 0 01:13 1 0 00:44 0 0
43 MCCARTHY, JOHN 10:05 2 0 00:00 0 0 00:03 0 1
44 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD 21:19 7 2 00:00 0 0 00:46 0 1
48 HERTL, TOMAS 16:42 7 3 00:45 1 0 00:00 0 0
57 WINGELS, TOMMY 15:19 6 3 00:47 1 0 00:43 0 0
61 BRAUN, JUSTIN 20:07 4 1 01:22 1 0 01:11 0 0
81 KENNEDY, TYLER 15:09 5 0 00:00 0 0 00:00 0 0
83 NIETO, MATTHEW 14:24 3 1 00:00 0 0 00:00 0 0

Team scoring chance totals

Period Totals EV 5v4 PP 5v3 PP 4v5 SH 3v5 SH
1 9 1 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 7 1 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 2 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ovr 19 5 17 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Head-to-head scoring chances

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  • Last night’s game was one of the single most lopsided I’ve tracked in a little over two seasons of doing this. San Jose generated the first eight scoring chances of the game and outchanced the Flames by an unbelievable 16-2 margin through forty minutes.
  • The margin between winning and losing is razor-thin in the NHL, as the Sharks can attest after going to overtime for the fifth time in six contests last night, and something as seemingly trivial as being able to ice a competent fourth line can make the difference. With John McCarthy in over Mike Brown, San Jose outshot Calgary 7-1 and outchanced them 3-0 while the fourth line was on the ice at evens.
  • And that doesn’t even take into account the added benefit of being able to play Sheppard and McCarthy higher up in the lineup in a pinch, as Todd McLellan did during the third period. The fourth line might not have scored but they kept play in the right end of the rink, which is what you want from them and what they don’t seem to be able to do when Brown plays.
  • Speaking of fourth lines, the Thornton line clobbered Calgary’s in the least surprising turn of events ever. I’m not sure why Bob Hartley even allowed that matchup to manifest as often as it did.

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