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Originally Posted by OLD SCHOOL
Just a heads up, NHL.COM is offering free customizations on Jerseys for today only.
Wales Trophy - DevilsOriginally Posted by Never Seen B4
President's Trophy - CHECK
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Wales Trophy - DevilsOriginally Posted by OLD SCHOOL
Never Seen B4 wrote:
President's Trophy - CHECK
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The talk is starting to shift from murmurs of Green as a defensive liability to discussion of him as a legitimate Norris contender for the second straight year. A closer look at the ever-improving Mike Green:
- In 15 games since the Olympic Break, Green has been a minus exactly three times.
- He regularly skates between 25 and 30 minutes, including time on both the power play and the penalty kill. In fact, he averages around five minutes a game in power play time, which is second in the league - an average of one second per game behind Mark Streit, in fact.
- As JP pointed out last week, Duncan Keith (whose name is frequently thrown around as a Norris contender this year) has been on the ice for 11% fewer goals FOR at 5-on-5 (90 to 80) than Green. He's also been on the ice for 46% more goals AGAINST (50 to 73) than Green. All while Green sees 21% less ice time 5-on-5.
- Green is the leader among defensemen in numerous categories: goals, assists, points, power play goals and power play assists, and is tied for second in game-winning goals. He's also second in the League in , behind only teammate (and frequent defensive partner) Schultz. It may sometimes be a skewed stat, but with as much ice time as he gets - and as much of it comes on special teams, where is void - it's not just a coincidence that his numbers are that high.
- He registers in the League top ten in time on ice per game - he may not have the highest rating when it comes to quality of competition, but if he's playing between 25 and 30 minutes a night you know he's facing the other team's best at least some of the time.
- His 130 hits are the third-highest total on the Capitals, as are his 104 blocked shots. Last year he had committed 95 giveaways in 68 games; this year that number is down to 73, in 5 more games played. Same with penalties - last year he could be counted on for a minor every other game (68 PIMs in 68 games), but this year he's knocked that down to 54 PIMs.
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Originally Posted by Proshares
It's Green at the top and guys like Keith, Boyle, Lidstrom and Doughty way behind him.
It really sucks for Henrik Sedin when he's having a superstar season and he'll get little to no votes for Hart behind Ovie.
Jimmy Howard isn't a rookie.Originally Posted by Proshares
I don't see how anyone is winning the Calder over Jimmy Howard. He's carried that team on his back down the stretch and moving them up the standings. He's won 17 or 21 starts since March 1st.
Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez
Jimmy Howard isn't a rookie.Originally Posted by Proshares
I don't see how anyone is winning the Calder over Jimmy Howard. He's carried that team on his back down the stretch and moving them up the standings. He's won 17 or 21 starts since March 1st.
Originally Posted by Numberr97
Tyler Myers man. The kid can flat out play, he is a defenseman and is 3rd in points not too far away from tavares and duchene. He also has the highest plus/minus between people who played as much or close to how many games he has played. He has been a great addition to the sabres and is helping them out a lot. I think he should get it
Originally Posted by Carlos Tevez
Jimmy Howard isn't a rookie.Originally Posted by Proshares
I don't see how anyone is winning the Calder over Jimmy Howard. He's carried that team on his back down the stretch and moving them up the standings. He's won 17 or 21 starts since March 1st.