I’ve put together scoring chances data for the Leafs’ goaltenders. This includes their performance against A, B, and C grade chances, against Net Presence type chances, and against opposition Breakaways and Odd Man Rushes in each situation (Even Strength, 1-man Advantage PPs, and PKs while down 1 man). Once again, this is from the 80 games that…
A few weeks ago, I introduced a category of stats known as "Net Presence Scoring Chances", which consist of rebounds, deflections, and chances through traffic (shots on goal that got through bodies in front without touching anybody enroute to the net). We previously viewed the regular season results for the 2010-11 Toronto Maple Leafs, today we will…
A little while back, we took a look at the frequency of High Quality Scoring Chances (aka A-chances) for and against that the Leafs produced while each individual player was on the ice. In this post, we’ll finally get around to checking out the number of high percentage shots for and against for each player…
I’ve got yet more scoring chances data to present, this time we will be looking at several types of scoring chances that fall under what I consider "Net Presence Chances". Over the 2010-11 season, I was able to consistently track special kinds of chances such as breakaways, odd man rushes, shots deflected on goal, rebound…
Over the 2010-11 season, I tracked scoring chances for 80 of 82 Toronto Maple Leafs games, with the other two games tracked by other bloggers. I’ve already posted team statistics for Even Strength, Power Play, and Short Handed situations here at LeafsNation. Now we’re going to dig deeper, starting with a look at…
It’s time to take a look at how each individual Leaf did at producing and limiting scoring chances while the team was down a man. The Leafs saw a modest improvement with their penalty kill in the 2010-11 season.
Several weeks ago, I provided a look at the Maple Leafs’ Even Strength Scoring Chances, by player, over the 2010-11 season. Now it’s time to get back on the horse and provide a look at special teams, an aspect of the game that the Leafs have struggled with for the past few years. Today we’ll…
How many scoring chances did the Leafs produce per 60 minutes of Even Strength icetime while Mikhail Grabovski was on the ice? How many did the whole team produce/give up on average? Which players had the highest rate of Chances Against per 60 minutes? How did Keith Aulie progress throughout the season (you can find that out…
Pictured above are two of the Leafs’ leading scoring chance takers from the 2010-11 season, Phil Kessel (most taken on the team) and Nikolai Kulemin (3rd most). Kulemin had the best shooting percentage on scoring chances out of all Leaf players with at least 50 chances. Click "Read Article" to view the Chances Taken data for all the Toronto…
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 21217 The season closer wasn’t the greatest of endings, but, with nothing left to play for, I don’t think the Leafs’ players viewed it as much more than one last skate-around before the spring/summer break. Overall play was very sloppy, as the Leafs gave up 11 high-quality scoring chances,…
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 21194
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 21185 James Reimer had to be solid in net once again, as the Capitals attacked frequently and racked up 28 scoring chances on the night. Meanwhile, the Leafs got just 1 PP scoring chance in limited time, the goal by Kulemin. Reimer turned away all of the top scoring chances…
