NHL Pythagorean Luck through December 10, 2015 December 11, 2015
Posted by tomflesher in Hockey, Sports.Tags: hockey, NHL, Pythagorean expectation, wins above expectation
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Below is a plot of NHL teams’ Pythagorean luck through games played on December 10. The bubbles are scaled to the number of wins each team has.
Shockingly, the 12-16 Calgary Flames are 2.4 wins above their expectation, meaning that they should really be a 10-18 or 9-19 team right now. Meanwhile, the Canucks are suffering at 3.4 wins below expectation; at 11-19, they could easily be a .500 team if a few pucks had bounced differently.
Lucky wins for each team follow:
Team | Lucky Wins |
Dallas Stars | 2.97 |
Montreal Canadiens | -1.23 |
Washington Capitals | 1.58 |
New York Rangers | -1.24 |
Los Angeles Kings | 1.38 |
New York Islanders | -0.77 |
Detroit Red Wings | 1.09 |
St. Louis Blues | 1.08 |
Nashville Predators | 0.30 |
Ottawa Senators | -0.21 |
Chicago Blackhawks | -0.29 |
Boston Bruins | -0.60 |
Minnesota Wild | -0.23 |
Florida Panthers | -0.93 |
Pittsburgh Penguins | 1.28 |
New Jersey Devils | -0.66 |
Tampa Bay Lightning | -1.65 |
Philadelphia Flyers | 1.41 |
Winnipeg Jets | 0.58 |
Vancouver Canucks | -3.40 |
San Jose Sharks | 0.39 |
Anaheim Ducks | 0.13 |
Arizona Coyotes | 1.50 |
Edmonton Oilers | -0.19 |
Calgary Flames | 2.40 |
Buffalo Sabres | -1.26 |
Toronto Maple Leafs | -1.58 |
Colorado Avalanche | -1.38 |
Carolina Hurricanes | 0.23 |
Columbus Blue Jackets | -0.70 |
League Average | 0.00 |
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