San Jose Sharks
39–35–8 · 86 points
So Many Sequels...
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No amount of flight training can fix a nightmare crew. This lot never even left the stratosphere.
San Jose is on pace for 88.1 projected points. OT/SO losses account for 8.2 of those projected points. A regulation-versus-extra-time win breakdown is unavailable for this season, which is odd but not a problem per se. We simply need more quantum data...
“Creativity is intelligence having fun.”
Extraordinary teams require extraordinary evidence.
Gathering stardust…
The extra-time win split is unavailable.
LPE is available; GWD and GWR need a regulation-win count. Math is math.
84-game pace from total wins with all loser points removed
Expected points from OT/SO losses on an 84-game pace
Expected OT/SO wins on an 84-game pace
Salvaged a point from 8 of 43 total losses
Win split unavailable
Win split unavailable
For every tied hockey game, there is an equal and overtime force...
Checking this season's late-tie receipts…
The standings stretch in proportion to the goal margin...
Before overtime and shootouts get involved, a team's regulation goal margin has historically explained most of how many standings points it collects. The purple line is that benchmark. The gap is how far this team's season landed from it.
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Nature abhors an empty net...
Qualifying goalie pulls occur with seven minutes or less remaining while trailing by one; delayed penalties are excluded. Leave the net open and something will rush in to fill it.
Empty-net data is unavailable for this team and season.
A boundaryless game that doesn't interesect itself...
NHL overtime can be conceptualized by taking a sheet of ice, joining one pair of opposite sides to form a cylinder, and then looping the remaining ends through each other with a half-twist. Enter the Rift ↗
No overtime/shootout sample is available for this selection.
Energy and goals are equivalent and transmutable.
Reality Lux (RLx) is who this team has been all season. Aura Units (AU) are who they've been lately, measured over a 10-day exposure. When the green line climbs above the orange one, they're running hot; when it sinks below, the wheels are coming off. Open the full V.I.B.E.S. instrument.
Developing the exposure…
Every telescope is a time-machine...
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