Patrick Kane Appreciation Post

Assists: Connor Bedard and Patrick Kane

Assists: Oliver Moore and Wyatt Kaiser

Bedard just came back, and the offense looks worlds better than the first 5 games. Nazar and Moore were all over the ice. The Frondell line looks good. They also missed a few great chances. Now, we need to work on getting that D cleaned up. But, with this offense, they can cover for the D a lot of nights. Also, Knight was incredible. Great game!

Mods deleted the other one? I don't know, I have to include a bunch of text or the automod deletes this.

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Back in 2016 I worked at Ogilvie and there was a guy that parked a big van out front on Madison. He would give people rides to the UC for $10 a person and had a huge cooler of beer in the back. The beer came with the $10 ride so you could usually slam a few, saving you money at the game.

I only worked at Ogilvie for a few years so I’m not sure if it’s still a thing.

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The Blackhawks are the new Lineal Champions of the NHL!

I made a site that tracks an unofficial NHL Lineal Shield, where the holder keeps it until they lose, like a boxing title.

It adds some stakes to random games, and Chicago took it from the Penguins with a 5-3 win! If you like weird sports stats you might like it.

Second win of the season, already champions. Efficient.

Please let me know any suggestions you think would improve it. Thanks!

Link: https://linealshield.com/nhl/

Assists: Connor Bedard and Bowen Byram

Assists: Arytom Levshunov and Patrick Kane

Assists: Anton Frondell and Tyler Bertuzzi

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Assists: Ryan Greene and Cole Smith

Video by CHSN editor fiancé.

I did a couple things different here. First, I looked just going into the third period. So blowing leads, or coming back from a deficit in the third.

Then I looked at this controlling for team quality. Not in the worlds most rigorous way, just imagine this scenario:

1. You play 100 games, and in 35 of them you enter the third behind
2. You win 9 of the 35, which is 26%. Is that good or bad?
3. Well, in your other 65 games you took about 78% of the points, and other teams in the league at that level come back from trailing at 15%, which is ~5 games.
4. Therefore, you make come backs a bit more than expected, 4 more times than expected.
5. Over the five and change seasons, anything within about 9 games of expectation is normal variation

I think this gives a much more interesting picture of teams that make come backs and blow leads, irrespective of just "good teams good bad teams bad."

BTW, in 465 games the Hawks came back in 20 of 237, expected 23 (-3) and blew 39 of 139 leads, expected 30 (+9). Kinda right on the cusp of blowing more leads than expected lol

Team just released the official announcement.

Lardis was also sent down to Rockford as part of this.

https://x.com/benpopecst/status/2110033255181271499?s=46

https://x.com/benpopecst/status/2110042864080064537?s=46