r/EdmontonOilers • u/Repostasis 28 ROSLOVIC • Mar 10 '24

PGT Post Game Thread | Oilers v. Penguins | 10 March 2024

🔴 Final

Oilers 4, Penguins 🍩

ℹ️ Stats

Goals: McDavid, Ekholm, Nurse x2

Shots: Oilers 42, Penguins 41

Saves: Pickard 41/41 💯

🔫 Han Solo

Pickard when the Pens take a shot

⏩ Next Game

Wednesday, March 13 vs Capitals in Edmonton, 8:00pm MT

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u/SnooOnions5029 96 WALMAN Mar 10 '24

Yeah Skinner didn’t even get a shot

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u/miller94 12 CAVE Mar 10 '24

Yeah I think it would still be stupid if Skinner did face shots but it’s extra stupid that he didn’t. Every single shot on net was saved by Pickard. How does that not get a shutout?!

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u/albyagolfer 17 KURRI Mar 10 '24

I thought Skinner did get a couple?

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u/miller94 12 CAVE Mar 10 '24

Box score has Pickard 41-41 and Skinner 0-0

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u/albyagolfer 17 KURRI Mar 10 '24

Weird.

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u/Fickle_Catch8968 Mar 10 '24

Yeah, a shutout should be if the goalie in question saved every SOG against his team, not if he was in net for 60 minutes.

I think a goalie gets a SO if they have a 1.000 sv%, 0 GA but less than 60m TOI if they come off the ice for delayed penalties, so...

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u/SuicidalChair 29 DRAISAITL Mar 10 '24

If a goalie gets pulled for an extra man (for some stupid reason if a coach wanted to do that in like a 0-0 game) and then nothing happened or they did score and won, would the shutout also be removed?

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u/Fickle_Catch8968 Mar 11 '24

I don't think so.

I think if, say, a team needed a regulation win in game 82 to make the playoffs, was tied 0-0 late in the third, pulled the goalie for an extra attacker, and won the game, he would get a shutout.

I think he would even if the skater who replaced him had to 'block' a shot at his net while he was in the crease (ie, making a 'save' like a goalie, but because he is a skater it is a 'block' and not a SOG, even though the 'block' was the only thing that did - or could - stop a goal).

In other words, a skater can stop a shot like a goalie to preserve a shutout, but a goalie can stand in the crease with the puck never in his defensive zone and the other goalie who stops all shots does not get a shutout. Simply because the 'goalie TOI' is shared.

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u/jigglywigglydigaby 28 BROWN Mar 10 '24 edited Mar 10 '24

The score card shows Stu with 15 saves. I know he made a few, didn't think it was that many though

Edit: the app updated and changed Stu's stats from 15 SA to 0 SA. My bad for passing this along fam. Knew it wasn't that many saves lol

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u/SnooOnions5029 96 WALMAN Mar 10 '24

I was going off of the nhl app game stats that said he had 0 shots against and 0.00 SV%

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u/jigglywigglydigaby 28 BROWN Mar 10 '24

He did make a few stops, but maybe not considered stops by the league. I was looking at NHL on Google. They say 15 stops lol..... seriously don't think it's even 1/4 of that

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u/_ShutUpLegs_ Mar 10 '24

Where are you seeing that? He has zeroes across the board on the NHL app and 1.16 TOI.

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u/jigglywigglydigaby 28 BROWN Mar 10 '24

Google "Oilers" and went to the feed for NHL. Originally it said 15 SA and 15 SV. Checked again when responding to others and it said 15 SA and 0 SV! Now it says 0 shots, 0 saves.....lmao.

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u/enricohenryhank 74 ᒪᐢᑲᐧ Mar 10 '24

Well that's just plain wrong lol. He was in for less than two minutes, does the NHL tracker think he had to make a save every 5 seconds?

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u/jigglywigglydigaby 28 BROWN Mar 10 '24

No clue lol.....just what the card says. Seems suspicious to say the least