Obstruction penalties include any penalties taken for hooking, holding, tripping, or interference. George Parros leads all Habs player's in obstruction penalties taken per-minute played. Other players with a substantial amount of obstruction penalties per-minute include; Lars Eller, and Brandon Prust. Alexei Emelin leads all defensemen in obstruction penalties per-minute.
Undisciplined penalties include any penalties earned for slashing, cross-checking, roughing, or unsportsmanlike conduct. Not surprisingly, Prust and Parros lead all Habs players in undisciplined penalties per-minute played. Ryan White leads all centremen, while Jarred Tinordi leads all defensemen.
This graph represents the number of obstruction penalties each Habs player earns for every 1 defensive-touch (less is better). In this situation, a defensive-touch is defined as any attempt to remove puck-possession by way of a stick-check or body-check. In theory, the higher the amount of penalties taken for every 1 defensive-touch, the more likely that player is to take a penalty when attempting to remove puck-possession from the opposition.
George Parros leads the team in penalties per defensive-touch. Lars Eller leads all centremen in this category, while PK Subban leads all defensemen. The best defensive-player in this category are those players who average the fewest obstruction penalties per defensive-touch. Within these parameters, Ryan White is the Habs most disciplined defensive-centre, while Brian Gionta, Dale Wiese, Alex Galchenyuk, and Travis Moen are among the most disciplined defensive-wingers. Among d-men, Josh Gorges, Jarred Tinordi, and Mike Weaver are the Habs most disciplined defensive defensmen.
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