In Canada? Uh, all of them.
Sorry, typical American. Sometimes I forget other countries exist
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In Canada? Uh, all of them.
Patrick Kane could do better than him.
He could, but he's not.
-Mike
Yeah that's why he won two Stanley Cups in a span of four years? Mmmmm
So did Dave Bolland. He must also be better than Crosby.
Here's an odd stat that came to light during today's BOS-WSH game: Ovechkin leads the NHL in goals by a wide margin with 48. He is also #856 out of 857 players in +/- at -32 (only Nail Yakupov is worse at -33). In other words, although he is +48 for scoring, he has been on the ice for 80 goals against. So, when he's on the ice, the Caps are 1.67 times more likely to give up a goal than to score one. There's a real chance that he will end up leading the league in goals scored and be dead last in the league in +/-.
Well, it's not so much my math being off, but my understanding of the statistic. So, thanks for setting me straight on that - I wasn't aware.While I agree that a -32 is terrible and that Ovechkin is a defensive liability, your math is off here. Among other things, +/- stats do not include power play goals; 22 of Ovechkin's 48 goals were on the power play.
Enjoy golfing in May.Not to mention plus minus is a pretty dumb stat. I'd still take ovi on my team any day.