Thread: Statistically speaking, the Kings are still the Kings

Anyone have last years fenwick chart compared to last years actual final standing to see how accurately it played out ?

Originally Posted by KingsFn20

Anyone have last years fenwick chart compared to last years actual final standing to see how accurately it played out ?

here's the last years fenwick close
http://behindthenet.ca/fenwick_2011....&section=close

I'll leave the comparison to you

Originally Posted by KingsFn20

Anyone have last years fenwick chart compared to last years actual final standing to see how accurately it played out ?

Found this.

http://behindthenet.ca/fenwick_2011....&section=close

I'm not sure how to read it, or if its an adjusted fenwick or a standard fenwick.. But hey.. There it is haha



Edit: damn, you beat me by 60 seconds!

Here is an adjusted fenwick from last year before the playoffs. It also shows the before trade deadline, and post trade deadline.. Thanks Carter.

NHL Playoff Preview: Who Is Playing Well Down The Stretch? - Broad Street Hockey

Guess who has passed Chicago and moved up to No. 1?

HockeyBuzz.com - Travis Yost - Score-Adjusted Fenwick Standings: 3/12/2013

A little more simply described.

Los Angeles Kings: Masters of puck possession - Broad Street Hockey

aaaaaand the ducks still suck

Originally Posted by aaron

A little more simply described.

Los Angeles Kings: Masters of puck possession - Broad Street Hockey

Here's the fatal flaw in those numbers:

"The Kings now have close to 50 games under their belt since the Carter trade and have played a dominant brand of possession hockey over that span. Don't let their middling record fool you -- Jonathan Quick won't be a .894 goaltender in the long run, and when things start to go his way, they will be awfully tough to beat."

The thing is, until proven otherwise, we have to assume he will be. This bad play has gone on too long and is too consistent to be considered a fluke. The defense in front of him has been sketchy for sure, and not all of his goals allowed have been bad, but he's letting in way more soft/bad ones than can reasonably be expected.

So, yeah. Until that changes, I can't put too much faith in that #1 ranking