Saturday, October 22, 2011

Game 5: Detroit vs Columbus

Columbus came into Detroit as the lone win less team in the NHL and left on Friday night as the lone win less team in the NHL. The play at even strength was pretty even, but the Red Wings separated themselves on the power play. Columbus didn't generate a single power play scoring chance that I tracked tonight while Detroit had three chances (more "opportunities" which either didn't get to the net, were from too far out to really be considered a "chance" or weren't able to even get a shot away.) and seemed to capitalize on many of their chances regardless of game state.

As always, big ups go to Vic Ferrari of Time On Ice fame and his wonderful script allowing me to present these numbers.


PeriodTotalsEVPP5v3 PPSH5v3 SH
1533320000000
2333300000000
3521010201200
4000000000000
Totals1387630201200


The Red Wings numbers are in red (hooray backround's with different colors!) and Columbus' are in blue. Detroit only out-chanced Columbus by one at even strength, 7-6 but held a 13-8 advantage for the game on the back of their three man-up chances -- two of them coming on the 5-on-3 that Nick Lidstrom eventually scored on.

Here are all the chances that I tracked for the game:




TeamPeriodTimeNoteDETOpponent
DET119:30Zetterberg slap shot on three-on-two5111318354012161851615v5
DET118:29Kronwall one-timer from Zetterberg11132335405515102228505v5
CBJ113:26Mayorov shot from the low slot4263551529318141526515v5
DET110:57GOAL: Franzen snap shot from mid-slot on PP112635515593131526515v4
CBJ19:41Mackenzie wrister from slot4203548529615192432515v5
DET17:34Franzen wrister from high slot232635515593114161851615v5
CBJ14:42GOAL: Brassard rebound8132335559315101618615v5
DET10:50Bertuzzing one-timer from the slot on PP263544515593132450515v4
DET219:35Zetterberg rebound attempt5131835409615161851615v5
DET219:33GOAL: Datsyuk rebound shot from the slot5131835409615161851615v5
DET218:50Lidstrom re-direct in the slot42035485296110141924325v5
CBJ213:23Brassard one-timer from Nash51113183540110161851615v5
CBJ23:47Dorsett re-direct in the slot48354344521381015265v5
CBJ20:14Johansen wrister from mid slot5818354344114181951615v5
DET319:29Helm mini-breakaway823354355114161851614v5
CBJ318:18GOAL: Johnson one-timer on PP203548525515142228504v5
DET313:19Lidstrom one-timer on PP5133540559611418265v3
DET312:22Filppula rebound on PP535405155961326505v3
DET312:14GOAL: Lidstrom slap shot53540515596132650515v4
DET39:13Emmerton wrister from face off dot4203548529618101419325v5
CBJ37:24Vermette shot from the slot2023354855114222850514v5



The Red Wings individual chances are as follows:



#PlayerEVPPSH
4J. KINDL12:09230:00000:0000
5N. LIDSTROM18:40320:56102:2900
8J. ABDELKADER13:06030:00004:2710
11D. CLEARY14:08211:07100:1200
13P. DATSYUK16:50420:53000:0700
18I. WHITE21:18320:53000:0000
20D. MILLER6:28210:00003:1002
23B. STUART15:22210:00004:0111
26J. HUDLER10:41112:14200:0000
35J. HOWARD47:07763:10307:4212
40H. ZETTERBERG17:16410:56100:0700
43D. HELM11:46020:00004:0010
44T. BERTUZZI12:38021:07100:0000
48C. EMMERTON5:54210:00003:2102
51V. FILPPULA11:24112:17300:0000
52J. ERICSSON11:47230:00003:4101
55N. KRONWALL15:18212:17305:1312
93J. FRANZEN12:10122:14200:0000
96T. HOLMSTROM6:44410:56100:0000


Top Even Strength Forward: Henrik Zetterberg, Tomas Holmstrom, +3
Bottom Even Strength Forward: Justin Abdelkader, -3
Top Even Strength Defenseman: Nick Lidstrom, +1
Bottom Even Strength Defenseman: Jonathan Ericsson, -1

Head to Head Chart
(Lineup's compiled from Vic Ferrari's shift chart for the game)



How to read the chart: The entire chart is from the Wings perspective. Any black number is a positive number, a red number is a negative. If there is a zero in the space, it means the player was even for whatever match-up you're looking at. If there is a blank space, the player was not on the ice with the other player in question.
  • Radek Martinek was crushed by Darren Helm early in the game (Martinek's first shift, actually) and never returned. Because of this, Columbus seemed to rotate Fedor Tyutin with Aaron Johnson and Grant Clitsome.
  • I found it interesting that the last of the four forward lines for Detroit to see the ice tonight was the Hudler-Filppula-Franzen line. 
  • Clearly-Datsyuk-Zetterberg took advantage of Aaron Johnson's increased ice time with Johnson being a -3 overall against that line. The top Wings forward unit was positive against both of Columbus' top line. 
  • Typical of any line Sami Pahlsson's ever been apart of in his entire existence on this earth, his opposition didn't do much of anything. Anyone Pahlsson went up against were negative in the scoring chance department. 
  • Speaking of defense, Darren Helm subjectively had a good game. He comes out -1 here but while watching the game I kept making mental notes of Helm either having a good back-check or good stick-check or good body-check or being in the right place to shut off a passing lane. Just goes to show that scoring chance tracking is still missing nuances of the game.
  • Per usual, Nick Lidstrom and Ian White really mitigated anything the Jackets' top line wanted to do all night. Yawn.
  • The teams started at a quick pace combining for eight chances in the first period and five of those came in the first 10½ minutes of the game. Beyond that, though, it wasn't too frenetic of a game with prime time scoring chances.

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