Again, with this...Yeah, the only worry I had was that despite comprehensively blowing the Sharks' doors off in the first they were only two bad bounces away from being tied.
We were only two bad bounces away from being up another 2 goals.Yeah, the only worry I had was that despite comprehensively blowing the Sharks' doors off in the first they were only two bad bounces away from being tied.
But like I said during the game: The Sharks needed Jones to be great more than the Pens needed Murray to be great. If that keeps up, the Pens will do well.
You can get to the sheets from the calendar on the Pens main website - click the date, click stats, then right click for the report you want. Or have their URL format saved somewhere and adust the 8 digit season, the sheet type - GS, ES, SS, TH, TV, RO, etc.; the game type (01 preseason, 02 regular season, 03 postseason) and then the four digit game number. This basic format still works going back about 15-16 years. Fewer sheets available the further you go back.Yeah, it's nearly impossible to find for some reason now...I've been quietly impressed with the Pens ability to suppress shots throughout the playoffs and they're still doing it in the SCF. They only gave up 26 last night and had 21 blocks. Most of those shots came in the third, but I can't find the official score sheets on NHL.com because it's a dumpster fire since the redesign.
It's been this way for a while, I think there was a Caps game where they only had 12 shots against.
https://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/sjs-vs-p ... tate=final
There is a right side-bar/frame almost that you can scroll all the way through and at the bottom are all the game reports...
Belated thanks bro....how did it compare to when the Caps were in town or the Rangers?@doublewinder I'm getting some data for you here, bro.
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