Pittsburgh jumps back on the track?
After four straight wins, Pittsburgh was in a hurry when New York Rangers visited. The numbers were written to 3-4 after a very entertaining event, where both teams showed offensive strength. The reigning champions Pittsburgh have mixed and rewarded this season – 15 wins of 24 possible beds for a less flattering seventh place in the Eastern Conference table. It is above all the away game as the team’s biggest problem this season, or say about 10 losses of 16 played away games and a total of 62 (!) Goals captured? Only Arizona has released more goals on departure this season (64), but on 18 played away matches. At home, Pittsburgh is recognized strong, with nine wins on 13 played home games. Fixed target crossing of 3.15 goals / match. Does the team think it’s really good lately, in the last six games, you have managed to make at least three goals ahead. In four of the last five games, you have managed to score at least four goals. Back to the winning track when Islanders come to visit?
Islanders on decline?
I have mentioned it earlier, and I mention it again – Islanders is clearly one of the biggest exclamations of the season. We find the team at a sixth place in the Eastern Conference table, in a table that is currently ugly even. In particular, Islanders have proved a riotous offensive, one is actually the team that, with Tampa Bay, has achieved the most goals ahead of all teams – 101 goals. Clean by amazing. John Tavares, Anders Lee, Josh Bailey and Mathew Barzal have convinced everyone in the offensive. Islanders come last from a 6-2 loss away to Tampa Bay, a loss I saw come a long way in advance. I played one in the game, a definite move when Doug Weight’s men were matched quite hard lately. In addition to the amazingly offensive man shown, one has underperformed the defensive – 92 scored goals testify. It’s really no coincidence that Islanders have crossed the 5.5-line line in 19 of 27 games played this season, corresponding to 70% (!) Of all matches. Definitely set for a swinging goalkeeper when you visit Pittsburgh Penguins inatt.
