NHL VANCOUVER Matchup 20160213

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NHL : ATS Matchup

Saturday 2/13/2016

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TORONTO

VANCOUVER

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TORONTO (19-25-0-9, 47 pts.) at VANCOUVER (22-20-0-12, 56 pts.)

Saturday, 2/13/2016 7:05 PM

#1 GOALTENDERS: TORONTO - JAMES REIMER, VANCOUVER - RYAN MILLER

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
55	TORONTO	+155	Ov 5,-140	+135	Ov 5,-135
56	VANCOUVER	-175	Un 5,+120	-155	Un 5,+115

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

TORONTO - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	19-34-0	-9.5	19-34	-9.5	21-23	2.4	31.2	2.9	31.3
Team Stats (Road Games)	11-19-0	-2	11-19	-2	11-16	2.2	30.1	2.9	31.4
Last 5 Games	2-3-0	-0.5	2-3	-0.5	4-0	2.6	34.6	4.0	31.6

TORONTO Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	53	127	32	39	50	6	10	1652	7.7%	167	25	15.0%	218
Team Stats (Road Games)	30	65	17	20	24	4	6	903	7.2%	88	10	11.4%	112
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	13	3	3	5	2	1	173	7.5%	19	2	10.5%	21
Stats Against (All Games)		154	46	49	50	9	12	1660	9.3%	178	34	19.1%	259
Stats Against (Road Games)		88	24	28	34	2	5	943	9.3%	102	16	15.7%	151
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		20	8	5	7	0	1	158	12.7%	21	3	14.3%	38

TORONTO - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
JONATHAN BERNIER (All Games)	24	22	696	626	89.9%	3	6-16	-8	6-16-0	-8	8-11
JONATHAN BERNIER (Road Games)	16	15	475	430	90.5%	2	4-11	-5	4-11-0	-5	5-9
JONATHAN BERNIER(vs. Non-Conference)	8	7	253	231	91.3%	2	4-3	+2	4-3-0	+1	3-2
JONATHAN BERNIER (Last 4 Games)	4	3	125	114	91.2%	1	0-3	-3	0-3-0	-3	1-1
JAMES REIMER (All Games)	28	26	828	767	92.6%	2	10-16	-3.3	10-16-0	-4	11-11
JAMES REIMER (Road Games)	14	13	402	371	92.3%	2	6-7	+2.3	6-7-0	+2	5-7
JAMES REIMER(vs. Non-Conference)	11	11	360	336	93.3%	1	5-6	+1.3	5-6-0	+1	5-5
JAMES REIMER (Last 4 Games)	4	4	106	94	88.7%	0	2-2	+0.5	2-2-0	+1	3-0
GARRET SPARKS (All Games)	5	5	129	118	91.5%	1	3-2	+1.8	3-2-0	+2	2-1
GARRET SPARKS (Road Games)	2	2	63	56	88.9%	0	1-1	+0.8	1-1-0	+1	1-0
GARRET SPARKS(vs. Non-Conference)	4	4	102	93	91.2%	1	2-2	+0.8	2-2-0	+1	2-1
GARRET SPARKS (Last 4 Games)	4	4	105	94	89.5%	0	2-2	+0.8	2-2-0	+1	2-0

VANCOUVER - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	22-32-0	-11.4	22-32	-11.4	17-23	2.4	28.9	2.7	31.4
Team Stats (Home Games)	9-15-0	-10.8	9-15	-10.8	5-10	2.3	28.0	2.6	29.3
Last 5 Games	2-3-0	-1.5	2-3	-1.5	0-4	1.6	31.2	2.0	28.2

VANCOUVER Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	54	129	38	38	46	7	9	1562	8.3%	163	27	16.6%	216
Team Stats (Home Games)	24	55	14	14	24	3	3	673	8.2%	80	16	20.0%	97
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	8	3	3	2	0	0	156	5.1%	11	1	9.1%	16
Stats Against (All Games)		147	36	41	58	12	10	1696	8.7%	172	33	19.2%	246
Stats Against (Home Games)		62	17	13	27	5	4	704	8.8%	67	10	14.9%	101
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		10	1	3	5	1	3	141	7.1%	16	2	12.5%	15

VANCOUVER - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
RICHARD BACHMAN (All Games)	1	1	31	28	90.3%	0	1-0	+1	1-0-0	+1	1-0
RICHARD BACHMAN (Home Games)	0	0	0	0	0.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
RICHARD BACHMAN(vs. Non-Conference)	0	0	0	0	0.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
RICHARD BACHMAN (Last 4 Games)	1	1	31	28	90.3%	0	1-0	+1	1-0-0	+1	1-0
JACOB MARKSTROM (All Games)	20	17	548	507	92.5%	1	9-8	+1.7	9-8-0	+3	3-8
JACOB MARKSTROM (Home Games)	9	9	263	239	90.9%	0	4-5	-2.2	4-5-0	-1	0-4
JACOB MARKSTROM(vs. Non-Conference)	12	11	344	316	91.9%	1	6-5	+2	6-5-0	+3	3-3
JACOB MARKSTROM (Last 4 Games)	4	4	128	121	94.5%	0	4-0	+5.2	4-0-0	+5	1-1
RYAN MILLER (All Games)	36	36	1110	1017	91.6%	1	12-24	-14.1	12-24-0	-12	13-15
RYAN MILLER (Home Games)	15	15	438	404	92.2%	0	5-10	-8.6	5-10-0	-7	5-6
RYAN MILLER(vs. Non-Conference)	18	18	585	538	92.0%	0	6-12	-7.3	6-12-0	-6	7-5
RYAN MILLER (Last 4 Games)	4	4	109	103	94.5%	0	1-3	-2.6	1-3-0	-2	0-3

Average power rating of opponents played: TORONTO 3.13, VANCOUVER 3.15

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

TORONTO - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
1/19/2016	at PHILADELPHIA	3-2	W	0, +135	W	5 ov	P
1/21/2016	CAROLINA	0-1	L	0, -120	L	5 ov	U
1/23/2016	MONTREAL	2-3	L	0, -110	L	5 ov	P
1/26/2016	at FLORIDA	1-5	L	0, +145	L	5 un	O
1/27/2016	at TAMPA BAY	0-1	L	0, +190	L	5.5 un	U
2/2/2016	at BOSTON	4-3	W	0, +155	W	5 ov	O
2/4/2016	NEW JERSEY	3-2	W	0, -140	W	5 un	P
2/6/2016	at OTTAWA	1-6	L	0, -105	L	5.5 un	O
2/9/2016	at CALGARY	3-4	L	0, +135	L	5 ov	O
2/11/2016	at EDMONTON	2-5	L	0, +140	L	5.5 un	O
2/13/2016	at VANCOUVER
2/15/2016	at CHICAGO
2/18/2016	NY RANGERS
2/20/2016	PHILADELPHIA
2/23/2016	NASHVILLE

VANCOUVER - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
1/17/2016	at NY ISLANDERS	2-1	W	0, +155	W	5 ov	U
1/19/2016	at NY RANGERS	2-3	L	0, +175	L	5 ov	P
1/21/2016	at BOSTON	4-2	W	0, +180	W	5 ov	O
1/23/2016	at PITTSBURGH	4-5	L	0, +175	L	5 ov	O
1/26/2016	NASHVILLE	1-2	L	0, +135	L	5 ov	U
2/4/2016	COLUMBUS	1-2	L	0, -140	L	5.5 un	U
2/6/2016	CALGARY	1-4	L	0, -140	L	5 ov	P
2/9/2016	at COLORADO	3-1	W	0, +115	W	5.5 un	U
2/10/2016	at ARIZONA	2-1	W	0, +115	W	5 ov	U
2/13/2016	TORONTO
2/15/2016	MINNESOTA
2/18/2016	ANAHEIM
2/19/2016	at CALGARY
2/21/2016	COLORADO

KEY GAME INFORMATION

TORONTO: LAST SEASON: 38-6-8, 84 points, finished 12th in the East and missed the playoffs.
COACH: Randy Carlyle, fifth season with the Leafs, 343-244-77.
ADDED: RW Matt Frattin, C Leo Komarov, D Roman Polak, D Stephane Robidas, C Mike Santorelli.
LOST: C Dave Bolland, D Tim Gleason, D Carl Gunnerson, C Jay McClement, RW Nikolai Kulemin, LW Mason Raymond.
PLAYER TO WATCH: David Clarkson. The right winger's first season with his boyhood team was one he'd rather forget. Clarkson had with 11 points (five goals and six assists) in 60 games with a minus-14 rating after agreeing to a seven-year, $36.75 million deal with Toronto.
OUTLOOK: The hirings of Brendan Shanahan as team president, Kyle Dubas as the assistant general manager and the added emphasis of analytics seem to indicate a new day for the Leafs. But much of the team that lost 12 of their final 14 games last season has returned. Coupled with the fact that the Leafs are in a division with 2013-14 playoff teams in Boston, Tampa Bay, Montreal and Detroit, it's hard to envision a scenario in which Toronto shows enough improvement to contend for a postseason berth in 2014-15.

VANCOUVER: LAST SEASON: 49-29-5, 101 points. Lost to Calgary in Western Conference quarterfinals.
COACH: Willie Desjardins (one NHL season, 48-29-5).
ADDED: G Richard Bachman, D Matt Bartkowski, D Taylor Fedun, C Blair Jones, LW Brandon Prust, C Brandon Sutter.
LOST: D Kevin Bieksa, C Nick Bonino, RW Zack Kassian, G Eddie Lack, C Shawn Matthias, C Brad Richardson.
PLAYER TO WATCH: Goalies Ryan Miller and Jacob Markstrom. Just three seasons ago, Vancouver had perhaps the NHL's best goaltender tandem in Roberto Luongo and Cory Schneider. Then former GM Mike Gillis traded Schneider to the New Jersey Devils and Luongo went to Florida after then-coach John Tortorella alienated the goaltender by selecting Eddie Lack to start the Heritage Classic outdoor game.
OUTLOOK: The reconstructed Canucks will face a challenge in making the Western Conference playoffs. A 101-point team last season, Vancouver replaced useful components Kevin Bieksa, Nick Bonino, Zack Kassian, Eddie Lack, Shawn Matthias and Brad Richardson with just Brandon Sutter and Brandon Prust. That may not be enough.

PREVIEW

Maple Leafs-Canucks Preview
By JEFF MEZYDLO STATS Senior Writer

Following back-to-back road victories, the Vancouver Canucks must find a way to start winning at home.

That hasn't been a problem when the Toronto Maple Leafs come to town.

The Canucks can avoid a fourth straight defeat at Rogers Arena by beating the Maple Leafs for an eighth consecutive time there Saturday night.

Just outside of playoff position in the Western Conference, Vancouver (22-20-12) has little room for error in its quest to make the playoffs.

"Every game is do or die for us," defenseman Alex Biega said. "Every point really matters. For the most part, that's playoff-type of hockey."

The Canucks have looked like a serious postseason contender this week, scoring three unanswered goals in Tuesday's 3-1 win at Colorado and getting 33 saves from Ryan Miller in a 2-1 victory at Arizona one night later.

"We have to build off that," Biega said.

Vancouver can do so by getting back on track at home, where it's 9-10-5 and has been held to one goal in three straight games.

"The guys are still battling," said coach Willie Desjardins, whose team averages a West-low 2.25 goals at home. "We know we've got to put together a string of (winning) games."

The Canucks also need the Sedin brothers to produce.

Henrik Sedin snapped a five-game point drought with an assist against the Coyotes, but Daniel has one point in six and none in the last four. Daniel had three goals and five assists in a five-game home point streak against Toronto that ended in a 4-1 win March 14.

Henrik totaled six points in the previous three home matchups with the Maple Leafs before also going scoreless in that contest.

Vancouver fell 4-2 to Toronto (19-25-9) on Nov. 14, but hasn't lost at home to the Maple Leafs since November 2003 and has outscored them 25-7 in the last six there.

Miller has yielded four goals each time in losing two starts against the Maple Leafs with the Canucks. He's expected to face them for the first time at Rogers on Saturday.

Toronto fell to 0-3-0 on a five-game trip with Thursday's 5-2 loss to Edmonton. The Maple Leafs have yielded 15 goals on the swing, including nine in two games since sending veteran defenseman Dion Phaneuf to Ottawa in a nine-player deal Tuesday.

Despite another rough season for the Leafs, coach Mike Babcock is happy with his team's effort and spirit, especially with this week's roster shake-up.

''I didn't mind our game, to tell you the truth,'' said Babcock, whose club trailed 3-2 after two periods against the Oilers. ''We got ourselves in a good spot (Thursday). ... We didn't finish and they did.''

After James Reimer yielded seven total goals in the first two of the trip, Jonathan Bernier gave up four on 34 shots against Edmonton. Bernier has posted a 3.82 goals-against average while losing four straight road starts.

Reimer made 43 saves Nov. 14 but has given up four goals apiece in losing both starts at Vancouver, and Bernier is likely to start this game.

Leo Komarov has recorded two of his team-leading 17 goals in the last 21 games for Toronto, which is 2 for 45 on the power play over the past 14.

Vancouver's Jannik Hansen matched a career high with his 16th goal Wednesday. He's scored in two straight against the Maple Leafs and has two goals and three assists in four home matchups.

Last Updated: 4/19/2024 3:14:34 PM EST.