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Wild vs. Sharks Game Preview

 

Minnesota Wild (17-13-2)  36pts  4th in the Central

3.16 Goals For Per Game (12th in the NHL)

2.81 Goals Against Per Game (8th in the NHL)

 

24.3% Power Play (8th in the NHL)

85.6% Penalty Kill (2nd in the NHL)

 

Top 5 Scorers:

1. #64 Mikael Granlund ~ 11G 22A = 33pts

2. #11 Zach Parise ~ 15G 14A = 29pts

3. #20 Ryan Suter ~ 4G 22A = 26pts

4. #12 Eric Staal ~ 12G 10A = 22pts

5. #24 Matthew Dumba ~ 12G 10A = 22pts

 

Top 3 PIM’s:

1. #17 Marcus Foligno ~ 23 PIM’s

2. #23 J.T. Brown ~ 22 PIM’s

3. #21 Eric Fehr ~ 22 PIM’s

 

Top Goaltenders:

1. #40 Devan Dubnyk (12-10-2)  2.63GAA  .913%SP

2. #32 Alex Stalock (5-3-0)  2.65GAA  .904%SP

 

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San Jose Sharks (17-11-5)  39pts  3rd in the Central

3.29 Goals For Per Game (9th in the NHL)

2.97 Goals Against Per Game (15th in the NHL)

 

24.5% Power Play (7th in the NHL)

85.3% Penalty Kill (3rd in the NHL)

 

Top 5 Scorers:

1. #39 Logan Couture ~ 11G 23A = 34pts

2. #88 Brent Burns ~ 4G 30A = 34pts

3. #28 Timo Meier ~ 18G 15A = 33pts

4. #8 Joe Pavelski ~ 20G 7A = 27pts

5. #48 Tomas Hertl ~ 10G 15A = 25pts

 

Top 3 PIM’s:

1. #9 Evander Kane ~ 63 PIM’s

2. #23 Barclay Goodrow ~ 23 PIM’s

3. #4 Brendan Dillon ~ 20 PIM’s

 

Top Goaltenders:

1. #31 Martin Jones (13-7-3)  2.93GAA  .897%SP

2. #30 Aaron Dell (5-4-2)  2.68AA  .906%SP  2SO

 

MNSOTA wrote up the game preview, I'll be on the post-gamer.  This should be a spirited game as both clubs do not want to lose anymore ground in their respective divisions as they sit in the middle of the pack.  Wild are a spot out of the last wild card if the season ended today.  San Jose had a back and forth game against Chicago on Sunday, while the Wild are coming off a tough loss against the Flames.  Zucker and Koivu are back, and Dumba is out.  Prosser's back in as Pateryn and Spurgeon move up as right-side defenseman.  Enjoy and discuss.  

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San Jose Sharks at Minnesota Wild – 8:00 EST

REFEREES

  Jon Mclsaac #2 Ian Walsh #29
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Games 18-19 31 31
Career Games 211 1098
First NHL Game 11/21/13 10/14/00
Birthplace Truro, NS Philadelphia, PA
Goals/Gm 6.2 (18) 5.9 (27)
PP/Gm 3.4 (11) 3.4 (8)
Penl/Gm 4.2 (8) 4.3 (5)
PIM/Gm 9.2 (13) 11.3 (2)
% of Penl on Home 54.0% (1) 46.0% (31)
More Penl on Rd % -15.0% (36) 20.0% (5)
Home Win % 58.0% (13) 58.0% (13)
Home Rec. 15-11 15-11
OT/SO Games 27.0% (10) 35.0% (5)
Calls by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd
2018-19 38% 38% 24% 25% 33% 41%
Team Records 18-19 17-18 16-17 18-19 17-18 16-17
SJS 1-0 0-5 1-3 2-1 3-3 3-2
MIN 1-0 4-2 1-5 1-1 4-1 4-3

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Career Games 1033 433
First NHL Game 10/9/03 1/21/13
Birthplace Waterdown, ON Cloverdale, BC
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Just now, bbgarnett said:

@MNSOTA  Saw that yesterday, I love Mark Rober.

 

When a NASA engineer gets mad, they make glitter bombs. I should ask my cousin's husband, who is an engineer at JPL if he's ever considered something like this.

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Sort of a 'touch feely' game to this point so far.

I think the Wild have carried more of the offensive play so far, but obviously, with nothing to show for it on the scoreboard, it may not mean much.

Tough to judge how the new defense pairings are doing seeing as how San Jose hasn't pressured too much...…….yet.
Will need to watch some more in order to see.

 

Cmon boys....Martin Jones is FAR from infallible.....get to'em!

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1 minute ago, EmptyShelf said:

I cannot listen to Wes Walz.  He couldn't tongue Koivu anymore if he tried, and I can barely stomach his droning color commentary.  I hate to say that I might like Greenlay better (EEK)

 

Wes Walz seems to me, one of those analysts who is better in pre-game or post game shows, not so much color commentary.

I actually like listening to him doing the segments I mentioned, but as a color guy, he has yet to grab my interest.

There is just a certain pace, rhythm, tone, and broad vision needed to do on-air games that he seems to lack, but, given time to think about a particular subject/player/team strategy/etc, IMO, he can make some very good points....again, those are things he does best in pre/post game shows.

Bobby The Chief Taylor for the TB Lightning is like that....horrible color guy (in Greenlay territory!!), but pretty good pre/post/intermission analyst.

Just say NO to Greenlay though....regardless of WHO is in the booth with LaPanta! :bigteeth:

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14 minutes ago, TropicalFruitGirl26 said:

 

Wes Walz seems to me, one of those analysts who is better in pre-game or post game shows, not so much color commentary.

I actually like listening to him doing the segments I mentioned, but as a color guy, he has yet to grab my interest.

There is just a certain pace, rhythm, tone, and broad vision needed to do on-air games that he seems to lack, but, given time to think about a particular subject/player/team strategy/etc, IMO, he can make some very good points....again, those are things he does best in pre/post game shows.

Bobby The Chief Taylor for the TB Lightning is like that....horrible color guy (in Greenlay territory!!), but pretty good pre/post/intermission analyst.

Just say NO to Greenlay though....regardless of WHO is in the booth with LaPanta! :bigteeth:

32 seconds for one mundane point by Walz when the action has long since moved beyond his point is just tiring.  Just deliver some concise for once.  

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Alright!

Back to Minnesota Wild hockey!

Was watching a bit of Nash-Chi while our boys in green were on INT.

 

Hawks giving the Preds all they can handle even though that game is scoreless in the first. Chicago playing hard even in this dismal season for them. I gotta give them that.

But back to the more important matters at hand, Wild look like they wanna continue pressuring Martin Jones....so far though, he has been pretty good....and even a bit lucky.

I'd like to see Minnesota forwards drive the net a bit more...draw some penalties and then we can see how Mr. Jones holds up under constant PP pressure.

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10 minutes ago, bbgarnett said:

@rottenrefs does your chiropractor do physical manipulation like actually uses there hands to do adjustments or do they use Adjusting instruments,  Mine uses Adjusting instruments which I really like.

Physical, but she does have instruments. Of the 10-12 chiropractors I've had since I was 18 or so, she is absolutely the best (and I've had some good ones.)

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