Thursday, March 19, 2015

Stats From the Weekend's Games and Last Night

Catching up on the stats from last weekend's games, as well as, the game @Spokane last night:










First up the 3/13: 5-3 loss at Spokane

Player TOI Shots Faceoff % Hits Blocked Shots
Bittner 22:17 2 N/A 5 0
Petan 23:03 10/17=58.8% 0 0
Bjorkstrand 23:57 3 N/A 3 0
McKenzie8:200N/A30
Turgeon17:3519/19=47.3%10
Koules18:0040/2=0%01
Iverson15:432N/A40
De Leo21:39511/18=61.1%30
Weinger10:424N/A60
Overhardt7:2414/7=57.1%10
Walter3:561N/A10
Cederholm23:295N/A51
Viveiros23:021N/A30
Heinrich21:183N/A43
Texeira17:491N/A82
Henry16:502N/A41
Hanson5:320N/A20
De Jong4:291N/A31







No stats for the 6-5 S.O. loss to Prince George


Next up is the 3/15 8-6, crazy come from behind 8-6 win over Spokane at home.

Player TOI Shots Faceoff % Hits Blocked Shots
Bittner UNK 9 0/1=0% 3 0
Petan UNK 4 6/16=37.5% 3 1
Bjorkstrand UNK 7 N/A 3 0
McKenzieUNK4N/A20
TurgeonUNK115/24=62.5%10
KoulesUNK41/1=100%30
IversonUNK10/1=0%10
De LeoUNK513/20=65%42
WeingerUNK0N/A40
OverhardtUNK12/2=100%00
WalterUNK0N/A30
CederholmUNK2N/A64
ViveirosUNK2N/A11
HeinrichUNK2N/A30
TexeiraUNK1N/A41
HenryUNK1N/A00
HansonUNK0N/A21
FlamanUNK0N/A00

.And lastly, the stats from last night's 7-4 win over Spokane that launched Portland into first place (via tiebreaker) in the U.S. Division.

Player TOI Shots Faceoff % Hits Blocked Shots
Bittner UNK 3 N/A 6 0
Petan UNK 2 9/16=56.3% 4 0
Bjorkstrand UNK 7 N/A 5 0
McKenzieUNK1N/A51
TurgeonUNK110/16=62.5%30
KoulesUNK41/1=100%41
IversonUNK30/2=0%40
De LeoUNK216/24=66.7%10
WeingerUNK2N/A30
OverhardtUNK20/0=0%10
WalterUNK0N/A50
CederholmUNK1N/A90
ViveirosUNK4N/A20
HeinrichUNK4N/A20
TexeiraUNK2N/A25
HenryUNK5N/A25
HansonUNK0N/A51
De JongUNK0N/A10

Analysis:
-Spokane's defense really struggled with Portland's fore-check. 3 of the Hawk's 7 goals, directly came from turnovers.
-After a poor outing in the face off circle on Sunday, Petan responded by winning more than 50% of his draws. most of which were against Spokane's top draw man: Calder Brooks.
-Henry is looking to shoot more and more which is a great sing, as he is the one who is the most offensively capable from the blue line.
-Anton Cederholm was more physically involved in Wednesday's game, than he has been in weeks with 9 hits.
-The top line was also more physical in the Chief's zone than it has been recently. This is a good sign as they will have to play this way in the playoffs.
-Only weekend regulation loss came last Friday when Bjorkstrand only got 3 shots on goal. Recipe for success for the Hawks is Oliver shooting early and often.
-3 of Texeira's 5 shot blocks, came on the same shift. He has gradually improved as the season has gone on in his own end.
-Blake Henirich had one of his poorest games in awhile on Wed., only doling out two hits, having no shot blocks and failing to tie up Riley Whittingham's stick on one of Spokane's goals.





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