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Scoring Chances: Game 44 vs. Nashville

Complete scoring chance summary

Team Period Time Note Home Away State
Home 1 19:34 Josi from Fisher, save (5v4 PP) 6 11 12 27 39 59 8 12 31 44 61 5v4
Home 1 19:22 Fisher one-timer from Legwand, save (5v4 PP) 6 11 12 27 39 59 8 12 31 44 61 5v4
Home 1 17:18 Weber from Gaustad on 3on2, save 6 24 25 28 39 59 8 19 22 31 52 88 5v5
Away 1 10:26 Pavelski deflection from Boyle, save (5v4 PP) 6 26 28 39 59 5 8 12 19 22 31 4v5
Home 1 7:12 Spaling deflection from Weber, miss 6 11 13 15 39 59 12 19 22 31 44 88 5v5
Away 1 0:36 Marleau from Nieto, save 6 12 13 33 39 59 5 7 8 12 31 83 5v5
Away 1 0:34 Pavelski rebound from Marleau, miss 6 12 13 33 39 59 5 7 8 12 31 83 5v5
Home 2 16:26 Legwand off turnover, goal 6 11 13 15 39 59 5 7 19 31 38 88 5v5
Away 2 13:28 Demers from Thornton, save (5v4 PP) 6 26 28 39 59 5 8 12 19 22 31 4v5
Away 2 13:12 Pavelski deflection from Boyle, goal (5v4 PP) 6 24 28 39 59 5 8 12 19 22 31 4v5
Home 2 8:31 Josi from Weber, goal 6 12 27 33 39 59 19 22 31 38 44 88 5v5
Away 2 4:09 McCarthy rebound from Brown, miss 6 11 13 15 39 59 7 18 22 31 43 76 5v5
Away 2 2:17 Demers from Thornton, save 6 12 27 33 39 59 5 19 31 38 44 88 5v5
Away 3 15:59 Burns from Kearns, goalpost 6 12 27 33 39 59 5 19 31 38 61 88 5v5
Away 3 14:41 Kearns from Thornton, save (5v4 PP) 8 13 24 39 42 12 19 22 31 38 61 4v5
Away 3 9:36 Burns deflection from Vlasic, save (4v4) 3 6 12 33 39 22 31 44 83 88 4v4
Home 3 8:54 Weber from Smith, goalpost 6 11 15 39 59 19 22 31 61 88 4v4
Away 3 7:58 Marleau from Pavelski, save 6 8 13 16 25 39 5 7 8 12 31 76 5v5
Home 3 4:48 Legwand wraparound, miss 6 11 13 26 39 59 7 19 22 31 38 88 5v5
Home 3 4:44 Spaling deflection from Weber, miss 6 11 13 15 39 59 7 19 22 31 38 88 5v5
Away 3 1:23 Marleau deflection from Nieto, goal 6 12 24 26 39 59 5 8 12 15 44 83 5v5

On-ice scoring chances for and against

# Player EV PP SH
5 DEMERS, JASON 16:36 6 1 02:59 3 0 00:37 0 0
7 STUART, BRAD 19:32 4 3 00:07 0 0 00:37 0 0
8 PAVELSKI, JOE 16:31 4 1 03:06 3 0 00:48 0 2
12 MARLEAU, PATRICK 17:42 4 1 04:00 4 0 00:48 0 2
15 SHEPPARD, JAMES 13:51 1 0 00:00 0 0 00:00 0 0
18 BROWN, MIKE 08:58 1 0 00:07 0 0 00:00 0 0
19 THORNTON, JOE 13:14 2 7 04:12 4 0 00:00 0 0
22 BOYLE, DAN 20:12 2 6 04:27 4 0 00:00 0 0
31 NIEMI, ANTTI 7 7 4 0 0 2
38 KEARNS, BRACKEN 11:13 2 4 03:13 1 0 00:35 0 0
43 MCCARTHY, JOHN 08:19 1 0 00:19 0 0 00:37 0 0
44 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD 19:24 3 2 02:11 0 0 01:23 0 2
52 IRWIN, MATT 09:38 0 1 01:06 0 0 00:00 0 0
61 BRAUN, JUSTIN 16:37 1 1 02:26 1 0 01:23 0 2
76 HAYES, ERIAH 09:08 2 0 00:07 0 0 00:00 0 0
83 NIETO, MATT 15:20 4 0 02:31 0 0 00:35 0 0
88 BURNS, BRENT 15:05 3 7 02:19 0 0 00:00 0 0

Team scoring chance totals

Period Totals EV PP 5v3 PP SH 5v3 SH
1 3 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
2 4 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 5 3 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ovr 12 9 8 7 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0

Head-to-head scoring chances

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  • Especially compared to what went down Sunday night in Chicago, this was a pretty boring game and the scoring chances bear that out. Just 21 combined chances between the two teams, including only 15 at even-strength.
  • Bizarre quirk: Shea Weber was on the ice for all 15 of those even-strength chances and for 20 of 21 chances overall. He played a lot, and played almost exclusively behind the only Predators forwards with offensive ability and against the only Sharks forwards with offensive ability.
  • This was likely Joe Thornton and Brent Burns‘ worst game of the season and it couldn’t have come at a worse time given the team’s injury situation up front. If those two aren’t generating anything, it becomes awfully difficult to win games given the state of the other three lines.
  • Granted, I thought Marleau, Pavelski and Nieto were very good together after being united on a regular basis somewhere around the midpoint of this game. Nieto in particular has really come on lately after a two-week stretch of ineffectiveness. He might have been the Sharks’ best forward in this game.

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