Scoring Chances: Game 48 vs. Florida

Complete scoring chance summary

Team	Period	Time	Note	Home						Away						State
Away	1	19:27	Burns off turnover, miss	11	34	51	57	77	82	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Away	1	19:23	Burns from Stuart, miss	11	34	51	57	77	82	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Home	1	18:21	Fleischmann deflection from Upshall, save	7	14	19	27	34	43	10	22	32	52	57	83	5v5
Home	1	17:26	Hayes deflection from Gudbranson, save	12	15	18	34	44	55	5	10	32	38	44	81	5v5
Away	1	16:37	Sheppard deflection from Braun, miss	7	11	34	43	57	82	7	15	32	43	61	76	5v5
Away	1	15:15	Burns one-timer from Thornton, save	12	18	27	34	44	55	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Away	1	14:53	Kearns from Kennedy, save	12	15	18	34	51	77	7	10	32	38	61	81	5v5
Away	1	13:38	Nieto from Wingels, miss	11	34	44	55	57	82	12	22	32	52	57	83	5v5
Away	1	8:58	Nieto rebound from Burns, save (5v4 PP)	7	34	43	57	82		32	38	44	52	83	88	4v5
Away	1	8:13	Burns one-timer from Thornton, miss (5v3 PP)	15	34	43	55			8	12	19	22	32	88	3v5
Away	1	5:15	Marleau from Pavelski, save (4v5 SH)	14	16	20	24	34	51	5	8	12	32	44		5v4
Away	1	2:35	Marleau from Nieto, save	14	19	27	34	44	55	7	12	32	57	61	83	5v5
Away	1	0:32	Irwin from Kennedy on 2on1, save	7	11	12	15	34	43	8	19	22	32	52	81	5v5
Home	2	18:30	Upshall deflection from Gudbranson, save	14	19	27	34	44	55	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Home	2	16:42	Bergenheim from Boyes, save	7	16	20	24	34	43	5	12	32	44	57	83	5v5
Home	2	13:11	Barkov from Gilbert, save	12	16	20	34	43	77	5	7	19	32	44	88	5v5
Home	2	10:34	Barkov from Fleischmann, miss (5v4 PP)	14	16	24	34	51	82	5	8	12	32	44		5v4
Away	2	4:24	Pavelski deflection from Thornton, save (5v4 PP)	15	34	51	55	82		5	8	12	19	22	32	4v5
Home	2	1:11	Huberdeau from Kopecky, save	7	11	34	43	57	82	5	8	19	32	44	88	5v5
Away	2	0:52	Thornton breakaway from Burns, goal	7	11	34	43	57	82	5	8	19	32	44	88	5v5
Away	3	18:40	Nieto breakaway, save	14	19	27	34	44	55	12	22	32	52	57	83	5v5
Home	3	15:27	Upshall from Fleischmann, save	14	19	27	34	51	77	12	22	32	52	81	83	5v5
Away	3	15:17	Nieto from Kennedy, goal	14	19	27	34	51	77	5	12	32	44	81	83	5v5
Away	3	8:24	Burns off turnover, miss	7	11	34	57	77	82	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Away	3	8:16	Burns deflection from Stuart, save	7	11	34	57	77	82	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Away	3	8:15	Pavelski rebound from Burns, goal	7	11	34	57	77	82	7	8	19	32	61	88	5v5
Home	3	3:18	Upshall off turnover, miss	14	19	27	34	51	77	5	8	19	32	44	88	5v5

On-ice scoring chances for and against

#	Player	EV			PP			SH
5	DEMERS, JASON	16:16	2	5	02:01	1	0	02:51	1	1
7	STUART, BRAD	16:22	9	2	00:00	0	0	01:54	0	0
8	PAVELSKI, JOE	13:33	8	3	04:31	2	0	01:48	1	1
10	DESJARDINS, ANDREW	11:06	1	2	00:00	0	0	02:18	0	0
12	MARLEAU, PATRICK	13:30	4	2	04:55	2	0	02:21	1	1
15	SHEPPARD, JAMES	09:43	1	0	00:00	0	0	00:00	0	0
19	THORNTON, JOE	15:19	8	4	05:04	2	0	00:07	0	0
22	BOYLE, DAN	16:01	3	2	04:00	2	0	00:00	0	0
32	STALOCK, ALEX		14	8		3	0		1	1
38	KEARNS, BRACKEN	10:34	1	1	01:50	1	0	00:16	0	0
43	MCCARTHY, JOHN	09:20	1	0	00:00	0	0	02:13	0	0
44	VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD	16:49	2	5	01:59	1	0	02:55	1	1
52	IRWIN, MATT	15:00	3	2	02:41	1	0	00:56	0	0
57	WINGELS, TOMMY	14:04	3	2	00:22	0	0	01:06	0	0
61	BRAUN, JUSTIN	15:54	9	1	00:00	0	0	02:54	0	0
76	HAYES, ERIAH	09:18	1	0	00:00	0	0	00:00	0	0
81	KENNEDY, TYLER	10:47	3	2	00:00	0	0	00:13	0	0
83	NIETO, MATT	12:44	4	3	01:12	1	0	01:01	0	0
88	BURNS, BRENT	13:30	7	4	02:45	2	0	00:07	0	0

Team scoring chance totals

Period	Totals		EV		PP		5v3 PP		SH		5v3 SH
1	11	2	8	2	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0
2	2	5	1	4	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
3	5	2	5	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Ovr	18	9	14	8	2	0	1	0	1	1	0	0

Head-to-head scoring chances

Fantastic game offensively for Brent Burns, who generated 6 of the Sharks‘ 18 scoring chances and assisted on three others. When he and the Joes are going, they’re nearly unstoppable. If you’re going to be a one-line team, and the Sharks arguably are with all of these injuries, you can do a lot worse than that trio.
In discussing Alex Stalock’s shutout, Todd McLellan mentioned following the game that the third period was one of the Sharks’ finest defensive efforts of the season and the chances certainly bear that out. San Jose yielded just two Florida scoring chances in the third, and one of them missed the net.
Brad Stuart and Justin Braun have quietly become an excellent pairing for the Sharks since being reunited last week against the Red Wings. Playing behind the Thornton line as much as they do certainly doesn’t hurt but, at least for the moment, Vlasic seems to miss Braun more than the other way around which I would have never expected.
Dan Boyle and Matt Irwin, on the other hand, come away looking all right based on scoring chances but the shot differential numbers were still rather ugly. They started just one shift in the defensive zone and were most frequently matched up against Florida’s third line but still finished with the worst Corsi percentages on the team.

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