For a summary of the Leafs’ scoring chances through their first 17 games, check out this recent post of mine. From here on in, it’ll just be game-by-game numbers with the occasional update.

Once again, I’ll link my first post on the subject that explains the parameters for counting a scoring chance. They may not be exactly what you’d expect, but there is a group of us attempting to standardize our tabulation process.

As far as an explanation goes for the following tables, the first shows each individual chance, and I’ve recorded who the shooter was in each case under the column ‘Note’.

The second table summarizes how many chances for (green) and against (red) each player was on the ice for, and under which circumstances. Remember that they don’t have to be the shooter – they just have to be on the ice when the chance is taken.

The final table is more or less self-explanatory, but, just to be clear, it just divides the number of scoring chances at EV, PP, and PK by team and period.

Hope you enjoy.