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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. &nbsp;In this post, we&#8217;ll finally get around to checking out the number of high percentage shots for and against for each player on the Power-Play (5v4 and 4v3) and the Penalty Kill (4v5 and 3v4).

The Leafs special teams in the 2010-11 season were lackluster by any statistical measure, and the following stats prove to be no exception.&nbsp; The Leafs power-play produced 6.34 high quality chances per 60 minutes, while their opposition put up 9.15 chances per 60 min. against Toronto&#8217;s penalty killers.&nbsp; The Leafs, when looking at High Quality Chances, only out-chanced their opposition by 3.05 per 60 min. while on the PP, in contrast to their opponents 7.21 differential per 60 minutes.
<h1>POWER-PLAY</h1>
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&nbsp;&#8211; Even though Joffrey Lupul wasn&#8217;t the top player overall at <a href="http://theleafsnation.com/2011/5/30/scoring-chances-on-the-power-play-2010-11">producing chances on the PP</a>, the amount of high percentage shots produced increased during his shifts.
&nbsp;&#8211; Kessel and Bozak trail the other regular PP&nbsp;forwards, with Bozak having particulary poor numbers in relation to his teammates.
&nbsp;&#8211; Kadri&#8217;s stats were pitiful in his fairly limited time played, as the opposition PK&nbsp;produced a higher rate of quality chances than his PP&nbsp;unit could.
<h1>PENALTY-KILL</h1>
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&nbsp;&#8211; The best Leafs&#8217; at forward and defence for limitng high quality chances were Sjostrom and Phaneuf, as the two former Flames continued to excel in this facet.
&nbsp;&#8211; The two off-season signings, Armstrong and Versteeg, got creamed.
&nbsp;&#8211; James Reimer had a tougher go of it while short-handed. &nbsp;Giguere, on the other hand, had it a bit easier than his fellow netminders.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Leafs couldn&#8217;t seem to muster up hardly any top drawer scoring chances for with Reimer or Gustavsson in net.

<img width="644" height="380" alt="" src="https://theleafsnation.com/wp-content/uploads/Image/HQ Chances.jpg" />
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. &nbsp;In this post, we'll finally get around to checking out the number of high percentage shots for and against for each player on the Power-Play (5v4 and 4v3) and the Penalty Kill (4v5 and 3v4).

The Leafs special teams in the 2010-11 season were lackluster by any statistical measure, and the following stats prove to be no exception.&nbsp; The Leafs power-play produced 6.34 high quality chances per 60 minutes, while their opposition put up 9.15 chances per 60 min. against Toronto's penalty killers.&nbsp; The Leafs, when looking at High Quality Chances, only out-chanced their opposition by 3.05 per 60 min. while on the PP, in contrast to their opponents 7.21 differential per 60 minutes.
<h1>POWER-PLAY</h1>
<img height="840" width="454" alt="" src="https://theleafsnation.com/wp-content/uploads/Image/PPHQC.png" />
&nbsp;- Even though Joffrey Lupul wasn't the top player overall at <a href="http://theleafsnation.com/2011/5/30/scoring-chances-on-the-power-play-2010-11">producing chances on the PP</a>, the amount of high percentage shots produced increased during his shifts.
&nbsp;- Kessel and Bozak trail the other regular PP&nbsp;forwards, with Bozak having particulary poor numbers in relation to his teammates.
&nbsp;- Kadri's stats were pitiful in his fairly limited time played, as the opposition PK&nbsp;produced a higher rate of quality chances than his PP&nbsp;unit could.
<h1>PENALTY-KILL</h1>
<img height="760" width="455" alt="" src="https://theleafsnation.com/wp-content/uploads/Image/PKHQC.png" />
&nbsp;- The best Leafs' at forward and defence for limitng high quality chances were Sjostrom and Phaneuf, as the two former Flames continued to excel in this facet.
&nbsp;- The two off-season signings, Armstrong and Versteeg, got creamed.
&nbsp;- James Reimer had a tougher go of it while short-handed. &nbsp;Giguere, on the other hand, had it a bit easier than his fellow netminders.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Leafs couldn't seem to muster up hardly any top drawer scoring chances for with Reimer or Gustavsson in net.

Special Teams High Quality Chances, 2010-11

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