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    UNH 2024/2025 Goldberg Edition

    I was going to express my sense of relief that the 'last in Hockey East, but in contention for an at large bid' narrative is finally dead, but apparently there's still a chance. Extending Souza was a pathetic decision, and the 3 year length of term is unconscionable. It seems a forgone...
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    UNH 2024/2025 Goldberg Edition

    Yes, just HEA conference games. https://www.hockeyeastonline.com/men/statistics/2425/conference-team.php
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    UNH 2024/2025 Goldberg Edition

    It's notable that UNH has the 2nd worst conference save percentage while allowing the 2nd fewest shots. Is Whale that bad? To my eye, no. Tons of defense lapses in their own zone? Bad defensive positioning? SV% Best (BC) 0.938 UNH (10th) 0.888 Worst (UVM)...
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    UNH 2024/2025 Goldberg Edition

    In my opinion, in order - Hellsten, luck and one magical weekend in mid-February. It's easy to 'say' luck so I'll try and give some examples The 23-24 shooting % stat I referenced earlier may be an indicator. More pucks sneaking in. Like when an NFL team has a high turnover differential...
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    UNH 2024/2025 Goldberg Edition

    Went on a little trip comparing conference play only 23-24 stats vs 24-25. UNH is a little better from the face-off dot in 24-25, but that's the only area of improvement in the limited statistics HE provides. PP%, PK% are almost identical YoY and they best in the conference at limiting shots...
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