Vancouver Canucks
Why #9 at season’s end
Puckigree#9 · +5.8Standings6thChance share (xGF% 5v5)6thSchedule faced24th hardest
Results rank, standings, how the team drove play, and schedule strength side by side.
Final
Record50-23-9Points109Games82Goals for – against279–223
CF%51.112th of 32
GF/GP3.406th of 32
GA/GP2.705th of 32
PP%22.711th of 32
PK%79.117th of 32
PDO102.81st of 32
SV% 5v5.9226th of 32
SF/GP28.426th of 32
Playoff odds
From simulations of the games left, using Team Puckigree.FinalMade the playoffs
Lowest along the way52%
Player Puckigree
How much each player adds over a replacement-level player, in goals. See them against the league →Roster total+100.0goals above replacement · 6th of 32
Forwards +53.0Defence +27.0Goalies +19.9
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+16.7
Power play and penalty kill ST xGD+8.2
Finishing GF−xGF+22.7
Goaltending GSAx+4.4
Goal difference GD+52
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 say45-31-696.1 pts
Actually50-23-9109 pts
12.9 points ahead of their chances.
xGF% 5v553.26th of 32
HDCF% 5v553.85th of 32
GF−xGF+22.75th of 32
GSAx+4.413th of 32
LeadersFull roster →
- CJ.T. Miller37-66-103
- DQuinn Hughes17-75-92
- CElias Pettersson34-55-89
- RBrock Boeser40-33-73
- DFilip Hronek5-43-48
- GThatcher Demko51 GP · .918
- GCasey DeSmith29 GP · .896
- GArturs Silovs4 GP · .881
Source: NHL.com data. Results through Apr 18.