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Game #20: Dallas @ Toronto, Nov. 22, 2010 (4-1 Win)

Slava Duris
13 years ago
Here are the scoring chances that I counted from the game against the Dallas Stars.  I will be tracking scoring chances for each Leafs game and posting the results here at LeafsNation throughout the season.  You can check out my blog Under the Helmet for results from previous games this season and last season.
The Leafs outchanced the Stars 14-13 in a game that was fairly light on high quality shots.  Read on for the game log, individual data on each Leaf player, and team scoring chance data by period and game state.
There are various factors to consider when counting a scoring chance, but usually a scoring chance is recorded when a shot attempt (that isn’t blocked) is taken from within what is called the prime scoring area, which is roughly a home-plate shape area that goes from within the sides of the goal to the dots in the faceoff circles and then extends straight out to the end of the circle.  See this rough sketch originally provided by Derek Zona at Copper & Blue:
Shots from further out may also be counted based on various factors, one being the amount of traffic in front of the net.
Scoring Chances for NHL Game Number 20298
The first table below is the scoring chance log.  Columns from left to right: (1) Team that recorded the chance; (2) Period; (3) Approximate time remaining in the period when the chance occured (4) Note column.  The logger can make any notes they please here, I typically make note of when a goal is scored or in cases of a high quality chance, the jersey number of the player who took the shot; (5) jersey numbers of the players on the ice for the Toronto Maple Leafs, (for example, #2 represents Luke Schenn); (6) jersey numbers for the opponents; (7) Number of players on ice for the Leafs versus the number of players on ice for the opponents .
Logged Scoring Chances:
TeamPdTimeNoteTOROpponent
DAL118:08
21115323750510143237635v5
TOR112:12
81122323750518213237915v5
TOR19:09Goal: #41, Assist: #84
21622415084310183237635v5
DAL16:35
364243505981616202328325v5
TOR14:04
21542435081518213237915v5
TOR11:25
818224250
614182932914v5
TOR219:30
21516415084610143237635v5
DAL215:53
21518283950510142832635v5
DAL215:44
21518283950510142832635v5
TOR212:58
81122323750513202832915v5
DAL210:32
8112232375023182132915v5
DAL28:42
811223750
310213263914v5
TOR26:38
8424350598123212932915v5
DAL26:26
2151641508423101632635v5
TOR25:56Goal: #4116364150598423101432635v5
DAL24:30Goal23642435081521282932915v5
TOR22:54Goal: #42, Assist: #432223242435023212932915v5
DAL22:32
21518424350610143237635v5
TOR20:49
2151842435023212932635v5
TOR319:48
2151641508435182132915v5
TOR313:54
162241505984213172829325v5
DAL310:30
2113242505935131729325v5
DAL39:30
151622415084610163237635v5
TOR39:14
21516415084610163237635v5
DAL35:36
2111532375035182132915v5
DAL35:30
8112232375035182132915v5
TOR34:25
2154243508136101432635v5
 
The next table displays each individual Leaf player and the number of scoring chances for and against while they were on the ice.
EV = Even Strength, PP = Power-Play, SH = Short-Handed.  Under each game situation data from left to right: Icetime, Chances For while on ice [green], Chances Against while on ice [red]
Individual Chances-On-Ice For and Against, by Situation:
#PlayerEVPPSH
2L. SCHENN22:25880:32002:2800
8M. KOMISAREK20:59320:00001:3011
11F. SJOSTROM17:22250:00000:5901
15T. KABERLE19:15671:28000:0200
16C. MACARTHUR16:16621:01000:0000
18M. BROWN5:44130:00001:4010
22F. BEAUCHEMIN25:26530:32001:3211
28C. ORR4:47020:00000:0000
32K. VERSTEEG19:29351:28001:4600
36C. GUNNARSSON9:37120:00002:2800
37T. BRENT17:30240:00002:1101
39J. MITCHELL5:12020:00000:1200
41N. KULEMIN14:50620:56000:2100
42T. BOZAK15:57540:59000:2710
43N. KADRI15:28530:59000:0000
50J. GUSTAVSSON53:5413122:00004:0011
59K. AULIE10:18320:00000:0000
81P. KESSEL13:58321:04000:0300
84M. GRABOVSKI15:33621:01000:2100
As you can see, the trio of Grabovski-Kulemin-MacArthur had 6 chances for and 2 against at even strength for a differential of +4, the best on the team.
The last table shows scoring chances by period and strength. Under each heading, the Leafs’ chances are in the left column and the opponent’s are in the right column.
Toronto Chances For and Against, by Period and Situation:
PeriodTotalsEVPP5v3 PPSH5v3 SH
1423200001000
2676600000100
3444400000000
Totals1413131200001100
Also, have a look at the following game reports provided by timeonice.com:
+ Even Strength Faceoffs
Head-to-Head Icetime at Even Strength
+ Shift Chart
Thanks to Vic Ferrari of the aforementioned timeonice site for providing the scoring chance script that makes the work so much easier.

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