This post will focus on the number of scoring chances for and against each Montreal Canadiens player has been directly responsible for per-minute of even-strength ice-time. The graph displays the number of scoring-chances each player, and the team have averaged per-minute at even-strength. These number DO NOT represent the number of scoring-chances that occurred while the player was on the ice; a player must be directly responsible for either the chance for or against to be credited.
- Black line = regular season (post Olympics)
- Blue line = game 1
- Green line = game 2
- Burgundy line = game 3
SCORING-CHANCES FOR PER-MINUTE PLAYED
Rene Bourque helped produce the most scoring-chances per-minute during game 3. He was followed by Brendan Gallagher. PK Subban led all defensemen in scoring-chances, while Michael Bournival was the only forward that did not help produce a scoring-chance in game 3.
Josh Gorges, Subban, Gallagher, Bourque, and Dale Weise are the only Habs to have contributed more scoring-chances per-minute than their season average in each of the 3 games.
SCORING-CHANCES AGAINST PER-MINUTE PLAYED
Michael Bournival and Daniel Briere (limited minutes) were directly responsible for the most scoring-chances against per-minute during game 3. Francis Bouillon, Tomas Plekanec, Brandon Prust, and Brian Gionta were not directly responsible for any scoring-chances against in game 3. In fact, we have to go back to game 1 to find a scoring-chance against that was credited to either Plekanec, or Prust.
Lars Eller is the only Habs player to have been directly responsible for more scoring-chances against during all 3 games than he averaged during the season. That said, Eller produced his best defensive-performance of the series in game 3.
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