http://puckdrop.ca/2009/11/capitals-canadiens-lets-look-deeper-to-break-down-a-turning-point/ a site for serious puckheads and for all things hockey... Fri, 25 Jun 2010 07:09:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://puckdrop.ca/2009/11/capitals-canadiens-lets-look-deeper-to-break-down-a-turning-point/comment-page-1/#comment-730 Big Red Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:02:27 +0000 http://puckdrop.ca/?p=1147#comment-730 Just to clarify, it was not Steckel who took the face-off with 15.5 seconds remaining, it was Nicklas Backstrom. Actually a strange choice given that Steckel is about 62% in the dot (second best in the league among players with at least 200 faceoffs), while Backstrom is only winning 45% of his draws. Just to clarify, it was not Steckel who took the face-off with 15.5 seconds remaining, it was Nicklas Backstrom. Actually a strange choice given that Steckel is about 62% in the dot (second best in the league among players with at least 200 faceoffs), while Backstrom is only winning 45% of his draws.

]]> http://puckdrop.ca/2009/11/capitals-canadiens-lets-look-deeper-to-break-down-a-turning-point/comment-page-1/#comment-534 Big Red Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:02:27 +0000 http://puckdrop.ca/?p=1147#comment-534 Just to clarify, it was not Steckel who took the face-off with 15.5 seconds remaining, it was Nicklas Backstrom. Actually a strange choice given that Steckel is about 62% in the dot (second best in the league among players with at least 200 faceoffs), while Backstrom is only winning 45% of his draws. Just to clarify, it was not Steckel who took the face-off with 15.5 seconds remaining, it was Nicklas Backstrom. Actually a strange choice given that Steckel is about 62% in the dot (second best in the league among players with at least 200 faceoffs), while Backstrom is only winning 45% of his draws.

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