They can announce it in arena, but the actual credits are assigned by Hockey Ops in Toronto, just like video review and stuff. Hockey Ops is a really cool place.
Yeah .. now .. but pre- hockey ops is a different story. Would be interesting to see 1980s point splits home and away .. particularly for the North Stars .. they were always the worst offender.They can announce it in arena, but the actual credits are assigned by Hockey Ops in Toronto, just like video review and stuff. Hockey Ops is a really cool place.
Absolutely. The 80s are a weird time for stats for a ton of reasons, and hometown inflation isn't the least of them. You'd need to watch every game over again and hope you have good enough quality to get it right, though. Be an interesting experience, anyway.Yeah .. now .. but pre- hockey ops is a different story. Would be interesting to see 1980s point splits home and away .. particularly for the North Stars .. they were always the worst offender.
I had hoped someone would have spent this pandemic time doing thatAbsolutely. The 80s are a weird time for stats for a ton of reasons, and hometown inflation isn't the least of them. You'd need to watch every game over again and hope you have good enough quality to get it right, though. Be an interesting experience, anyway.
I think they just wanted to get rid of ties. I would rather they gold back to the old system but keep 3 on 3 in OT. If tied after 5 either play another 5 or end it in a tie.Funny, I heard they instituted the new system, because teams were just playing for the tie and no incentive to win.
Lot's of young players contributing and Kane is Kane, but looks like they found their goalie.
The Dead Puck Era starts in 1995 and continues until today, no matter what people tell you. Goals per game are still at or below 6.I thought the dead puck era was the 90s.... But yeah, He's on fire, seems to only get better and dude is 33.... hope he plays a few more years.
The Dead Puck Era starts in 1995 and continues until today, no matter what people tell you. Goals per game are still at or below 6.
Ken Dryden said he prefers making the nets bigger, and I mean, he ought to know a little about it.There have been suggestions to make the net bigger, I see pluses and minuses to that depending on how much bigger and if they are talking about wider versus taller.