Carolina Hurricanes
Why #1 at season’s end
Puckigree#1 · +10.6Standings3rdChance share (xGF% 5v5)2ndSchedule faced25th hardest
Results rank, standings, how the team drove play, and schedule strength side by side.
Final
Record52-23-7Points111Games82Goals for – against279–216
CF%59.11st of 32
GF/GP3.388th of 32
GA/GP2.574th of 32
PP%26.92nd of 32
PK%86.41st of 32
PDO99.126th of 32
SV% 5v5.91216th of 32
SF/GP33.33rd of 32
Playoff odds
From simulations of the games left, using Team Puckigree.FinalMade the playoffs
Lowest along the way56%
Player Puckigree
How much each player adds over a replacement-level player, in goals. See them against the league →Roster total+112.5goals above replacement · 3rd of 32
Forwards +54.8Defence +37.4Goalies +20.3
Goals above a replacement-level player (someone outside a team’s regular rotation): how he did against an average player, plus credit for the workload a replacement would otherwise take. About 6.2 goals make one win.
Chances
From our expected-goals model: what each shot was worth, given where and how it was taken.Where the goal difference came fromxg-v1.1
Even-strength chances EV xGD+39.9
Power play and penalty kill ST xGD+14.3
Finishing GF−xGF−2.6
Goaltending GSAx+6.5
Goal difference GD+58
Each bar starts where the last one ended. Chances are what the shots were worth; finishing and goaltending are what happened to them.
Record by the chances
Chances say50-26-6105.8 pts
Actually52-23-7111 pts
5.2 points ahead of their chances.
xGF% 5v555.82nd of 32
HDCF% 5v556.22nd of 32
GF−xGF−2.618th of 32
GSAx+6.510th of 32
LeadersFull roster →
- CSebastian Aho36-53-89
- RSeth Jarvis33-34-67
- CTeuvo Teravainen25-28-53
- CMartin Necas24-29-53
- RAndrei Svechnikov19-33-52
- GPyotr Kochetkov42 GP · .911
- GAntti Raanta24 GP · .872
- GFrederik Andersen16 GP · .932
Source: NHL.com data. Results through Apr 18.