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Western Conference · Pacific Division

Vancouver Canucks

2014–15·48–29–5·101 points·2nd in the Pacific, 5th in the Western·Clinched playoff spot

Points
101#9
Goal differential
+16#15
xGF% (5v5, adj.)
47.9%#21
Power play
19.3%#9
Penalty kill
85.7%#2
GSAx
+11.4#7

Power play and penalty kill

The season: 46 power-play goals from 238 opportunities, and 38 conceded in 266 times shorthanded. Opportunities are the NHL's official count.

@ ANANov 9300%40.4110%
@ ANADec 28100%00.040100%
@ ARIMar 5400%70.310100%
@ ARIMar 222150%60.610100%
@ BOSFeb 24100%20.140100%
@ BUFFeb 2600–00.010100%
@ CARJan 16200%01.030100%
@ CBJNov 28200%00.030100%
@ CGYOct 83133%10.240100%
@ CGYFeb 14100%10.120100%
@ CHIFeb 11100%40.14250%
@ CHIApr 2300%50.230100%
@ COLOct 24300%60.54175%
@ COLNov 4400%60.550100%
@ DALOct 21400%40.86183%

Under the hood

Percentages hide how a power play works. These measure the chances it creates and allows per minute, and how quickly it gets set up.

How the special teams work

Each row places the team on the league's range; the tick is the league median. Blue dots are better than the median. For time to first attempt and PK xG against, lower is better.

Power-play xG per 60
6.01#21
Shots on goal per power play
1.43#22
Seconds to first attempt
41 s#15
Penalty-kill xG against per 60
5.91#8
Power-play %
19.3%#9
Penalty-kill %
85.7%#2

Power-play and penalty-kill shot locations

Model-based

Attempts per 60 minutes of power play (left) and penalty kill (right), compared with the league's average power play.

Where the shots come from, compared with the league

On the left, blue shows where this power play shoots more than a typical one. On the right, red shows where the penalty kill allows more.

On the power play

Fewer than league averageMore than league average(blue is good: more shots for)

On the penalty kill

Fewer than league averageMore than league average(red is bad: more shots against)