Subban

[Bones]

I'm just happy those numbers aren't reversed, and Nashville was off to an 8-0-1 record and PK having Weber's stats, with 3 GWG's. I shudder to think what this board would be like and fear for MB's and MT's life.

Also i'd like to suggest, that just perhaps these numbers are indictive of the structure this team plays with within the system, and not all because of Price, Montoya's numbers may also lend credence to this as well.

And finally as good as PK is/was despite the numbers stated last season by Skilly, I've never seen PK as dominant as Weber has been over a 10 game stretch in his entire 7 year tenure on both sides of the puck. Weber fit's this team far better than PK ever did, he is a perfect compliment to the system.

And despite everybody thinking Therrien clipped PK'S wings, it wouldn't shock me in the least if PK never surpasses his best season ever in Montreal in the future.

And BTW there has been nothing wrong at all with the teams transition or puck movement. We haven't missed a beat without PK. Nashville on the other hand....

[Skilly]

Webber may fit better, I'm not saying he doesn't, but all the numbers you look at suggest one glaring thing, and it was the same when PK was here .... The Habs rely heavily on way above average goaltending. It's the insinuation that our woes were ALL because of PK in some form or fashion I am getting sick of. I complained more than most about how he couldn't QB a powerplay, but our PP was pretty darn good to start the season last year, then went dry around game 10.

Weber isn't making our team any better and certainly not worse than PK, it's mostly the goaltending. Always was, and still is ....

[Bones]

Oct 30, 2016 17:09:50 GMT -5 Skilly said:

Webber may fit better, I'm not saying he doesn't, but all the numbers you look at suggest one glaring thing, and it was the same when PK was here .... The Habs rely heavily on way above average goaltending. It's the insinuation that our woes were ALL because of PK in some form or fashion I am getting sick of. I complained more than most about how he couldn't QB a powerplay, but our PP was pretty darn good to start the season last year, then went dry around game 10.

Weber isn't making our team any better and certainly not worse than PK, it's mostly the goaltending. Always was, and still is ....

We'll have to agree to disagree, IMO Weber most assuredly makes our team better,both on and off the ice, he's the best dman we've had in decades.

[Bones]

TROUBLING NEWS REGARDING P.K. SUBBAN.

P.K. Subban is certainly on of the most polarizing personalities in the NHL, and that's something his teammates are learning the hard way.

The Nashville Predators' are off to a rough start to the season and now there are rumors of turmoil in the team's locker room. The Preds' newly acquired defenseman is apparently having some difficulty adjusting to his role on his new team, and this is causing issues for team captain Mike Fisher.

When speaking on a Montreal based radio show on 98.5FM, analysts Mario Tremblay and Mario Langlois reported that Fisher met with the Preds' front office staff in order to "return order in the locker room regarding new chemistry". They added that the meeting was regarding Subban specifically.

Tremblay continued by saying that the Subban for Shea Weber trade remains a hot topic of conversation around the NHL, and many believe that the Montreal Canadiens got the best of the deal. While the season is still young, Weber is off to the best start of his career in Montreal, registering 10 points in 9 games including 3 game-winning goals and a plus/minus of 12. The Canadiens have gone undefeated in regulation during the month of October.

The Preds' are off to a 2-5-1 start, with Subban tallying 5 points in 8 games with a plus/minus of -7.

It appears that the Predators and Subban may be off to a rocky start in Nashville.

[franko]

Oct 30, 2016 9:02:22 GMT -5 Gogie said:

Oct 30, 2016 8:37:56 GMT -5 franko said:

man that looks like a lot of set-up work.

as to team stats, where does it end? maybe you need to compare Carey's stats with Rinne's. or strength of opposition. so many variables.

but only one Habs team, that's all that counts imo.

I'm just putting up the stats. You need to be careful how you interpret them. The only real stat that matters is total team points - that's what gets you to the dance.

In my view (and it's just one man's opinion) the interesting team stats to look at (other than points) are the season over season change in goals scored per game and power play %. I obviously haven't tried to control for variables other than Subban and Weber so there's a lot of interaction going on. The most obvious one is the impact of Price on goals against per game.

hey I wasn't knocking anything done . . . I think int's amazing to keep up. but as you say the only stat that matters is total points . . . and the last 16 wins that stand you on the podium at centre ice in June.

[Skilly]

If there are two people I would not listen to about Subban, it's Mike Fisher and Mike Richards.

There is not doubt that Subban is hard to take for some. But that's what David Poile said he wanted, a personality to fit the entertainment centre they live in. Perhaps it's Fisher that needs to be spoken to, or go.

[Gogie]

Oct 30, 2016 22:19:27 GMT -5 franko said:

Oct 30, 2016 9:02:22 GMT -5 Gogie said:

I'm just putting up the stats. You need to be careful how you interpret them. The only real stat that matters is total team points - that's what gets you to the dance.

In my view (and it's just one man's opinion) the interesting team stats to look at (other than points) are the season over season change in goals scored per game and power play %. I obviously haven't tried to control for variables other than Subban and Weber so there's a lot of interaction going on. The most obvious one is the impact of Price on goals against per game.

hey I wasn't knocking anything done . . . I think int's amazing to keep up. but as you say the only stat that matters is total points . . . and the last 16 wins that stand you on the podium at centre ice in June.

Franko - I didn't think you were "knocking" me. The internet makes it difficult to get complete thoughts out there. No slight taken (and none ever crossed my mind). Maybe I need to learn to use emoticons more.

[franko]

Oct 31, 2016 7:21:27 GMT -5 Gogie said:

Oct 30, 2016 22:19:27 GMT -5 franko said:

hey I wasn't knocking anything done . . . I think int's amazing to keep up. but as you say the only stat that matters is total points . . . and the last 16 wins that stand you on the podium at centre ice in June.

Franko - I didn't think you were "knocking" me. The internet makes it difficult to get complete thoughts out there. No slight taken (and none ever crossed my mind). Maybe I need to learn to use emoticons more.

you'd think that we'd have figured our this whole interweb thing by now . . . and . . . I too have to catch onto emoticons or emojis or whatever they are called today etc

[The Habitual Fan]

Oct 30, 2016 22:23:56 GMT -5 Skilly said:

If there are two people I would not listen to about Subban, it's Mike Fisher and Mike Richards.

There is not doubt that Subban is hard to take for some. But that's what David Poile said he wanted, a personality to fit the entertainment centre they live in. Perhaps it's Fisher that needs to be spoken to, or go.

Just curious but why would you not listen to Fisher? To my knowledge he has always been an honest and respected player and a good leader both in Ottawa and Nashville

[BadCompany]

Oct 30, 2016 21:51:03 GMT -5 Bones said:

TROUBLING NEWS REGARDING P.K. SUBBAN.

P.K. Subban is certainly on of the most polarizing personalities in the NHL, and that's something his teammates are learning the hard way.

The Nashville Predators' are off to a rough start to the season and now there are rumors of turmoil in the team's locker room. The Preds' newly acquired defenseman is apparently having some difficulty adjusting to his role on his new team, and this is causing issues for team captain Mike Fisher.

When speaking on a Montreal based radio show on 98.5FM, analysts Mario Tremblay and Mario Langlois reported that Fisher met with the Preds' front office staff in order to "return order in the locker room regarding new chemistry". They added that the meeting was regarding Subban specifically.

Tremblay continued by saying that the Subban for Shea Weber trade remains a hot topic of conversation around the NHL, and many believe that the Montreal Canadiens got the best of the deal. While the season is still young, Weber is off to the best start of his career in Montreal, registering 10 points in 9 games including 3 game-winning goals and a plus/minus of 12. The Canadiens have gone undefeated in regulation during the month of October.

The Preds' are off to a 2-5-1 start, with Subban tallying 5 points in 8 games with a plus/minus of -7.

It appears that the Predators and Subban may be off to a rocky start in Nashville.

I have a hard time believing Tremblay and Langlois would have any insight into Montreal's dressing room, nevermind Nashville's.

[Skilly]

Oct 30, 2016 21:51:03 GMT -5 Bones said:

TROUBLING NEWS REGARDING P.K. SUBBAN.

P.K. Subban is certainly on of the most polarizing personalities in the NHL, and that's something his teammates are learning the hard way.

The Nashville Predators' are off to a rough start to the season and now there are rumors of turmoil in the team's locker room. The Preds' newly acquired defenseman is apparently having some difficulty adjusting to his role on his new team, and this is causing issues for team captain Mike Fisher.

When speaking on a Montreal based radio show on 98.5FM, analysts Mario Tremblay and Mario Langlois reported that Fisher met with the Preds' front office staff in order to "return order in the locker room regarding new chemistry". They added that the meeting was regarding Subban specifically.

Tremblay continued by saying that the Subban for Shea Weber trade remains a hot topic of conversation around the NHL, and many believe that the Montreal Canadiens got the best of the deal. While the season is still young, Weber is off to the best start of his career in Montreal, registering 10 points in 9 games including 3 game-winning goals and a plus/minus of 12. The Canadiens have gone undefeated in regulation during the month of October.

The Preds' are off to a 2-5-1 start, with Subban tallying 5 points in 8 games with a plus/minus of -7.

It appears that the Predators and Subban may be off to a rocky start in Nashville.

And 2 days ago, Yahoo Sports posted a story, where Fisher called Subban "... a good person and that's all that matters".

[Forum Ghost]

Travis Yost of TSN with an interesting piece on the Predators woes this season.

www.tsn.ca/there-are-problems-with-the-predators-1.597429

[Deleted]

Oct 31, 2016 17:29:09 GMT -5 Skilly said:

Oct 30, 2016 21:51:03 GMT -5 Bones said:

TROUBLING NEWS REGARDING P.K. SUBBAN.

P.K. Subban is certainly on of the most polarizing personalities in the NHL, and that's something his teammates are learning the hard way.

The Nashville Predators' are off to a rough start to the season and now there are rumors of turmoil in the team's locker room. The Preds' newly acquired defenseman is apparently having some difficulty adjusting to his role on his new team, and this is causing issues for team captain Mike Fisher.

When speaking on a Montreal based radio show on 98.5FM, analysts Mario Tremblay and Mario Langlois reported that Fisher met with the Preds' front office staff in order to "return order in the locker room regarding new chemistry". They added that the meeting was regarding Subban specifically.

Tremblay continued by saying that the Subban for Shea Weber trade remains a hot topic of conversation around the NHL, and many believe that the Montreal Canadiens got the best of the deal. While the season is still young, Weber is off to the best start of his career in Montreal, registering 10 points in 9 games including 3 game-winning goals and a plus/minus of 12. The Canadiens have gone undefeated in regulation during the month of October.

The Preds' are off to a 2-5-1 start, with Subban tallying 5 points in 8 games with a plus/minus of -7.

It appears that the Predators and Subban may be off to a rocky start in Nashville.

And 2 days ago, Yahoo Sports posted a story, where Fisher called Subban "... a good person and that's all that matters".

Where there's smoke there's fire, except when it comes to Subban who gets a lifetime free pass...

[Disgruntled70sHab]

Nov 1, 2016 19:33:19 GMT -5 @anonymoushabsfan said:

Oct 31, 2016 17:29:09 GMT -5 Skilly said:

And 2 days ago, Yahoo Sports posted a story, where Fisher called Subban "... a good person and that's all that matters".

Where there's smoke there's fire, except when it comes to Subban who gets a lifetime free pass...

Says who ...

Cheers.

[Gogie]

Player	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM	PPG	PPP	+/-	ATOI	HIT	BLK	TK	GV
Weber	9	4	6	10	8	3	4	+12	25:59	25	19	1	10
Subban	9	2	3	5	8	2	4	-6	24:16	12	25	4	12

                                                    2016-2017 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	PP%	PK%
Montreal	9	8	0	1	17	.944	31	3.44	13	1.44	21.88%	88.57%
Nashville	9	3	5	1	7	.389	24	2.67	29	3.22	33.33%	70.97%

                                                   2015-2016 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	PP%	PK%
Montreal	82	38	38	6	82	.500	216	2.63	233	2.84	16.22%	81.89%
Nashville	82	41	27	14	96	.585	224	2.73	213	2.60	19.69%	81.22%

Legend for Player Stats:
GP - Games Played
G - Goals
A - Assists
PTS - Points
PIM - Penalties in Minutes
PPG - Power Play Goals
PPP - Power Play Points
ATOI - Average Time on Ice
HIT - Hits
BLK - Blocked Shots
TK - Take-aways
GV - Give-aways

UPDATED THROUGH GAMES OF NOVEMBER 1

[frozone]

Nov 2, 2016 6:34:28 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Nov 1, 2016 19:33:19 GMT -5 @anonymoushabsfan said:

Where there's smoke there's fire, except when it comes to Subban who gets a lifetime free pass...

Says who ...

Cheers.

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

[Disgruntled70sHab]

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Nov 2, 2016 6:34:28 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Says who ...

Cheers.

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

Yeah, there's a lot of personal feelings on both ends of the spectrum on this one and I suspect there will be for a while yet ... nothing has polarized the fan base more in recent years than this trade ... some defend it, while others attack it (from every angle) ... I saw a Boston Pizza commercial in French that has Subban delivering pizza ... see 'Hey, je me suis ennuyé ("Hey, I got bored") ... I know many fans still miss him ... others are good with him leaving ... it is what it is ...

Cheers.

[Habs_fan_in_LA]

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Nov 2, 2016 6:34:28 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Says who ...

Cheers.

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

I don't think there is undeserved hate towards Subban. He has good character learned in a moral family, he is charitable, plays street hockey with kids, visits hospitals, always entertaining and self confident, even if his mother dresses him funny. On ice he no longer has the rushes and speed he showed in his great Norris year, he carries the puck and circles back to get away from checkers, his shot is there but goals are fewer as defenses have adapted. He contributed to Montreal above and beyond expectations when drafted. This year the trade is why raking but we are on the hook for a lot of years before the final tally.

[franko]

I keep cracking up . . . 10 games in and we're (fans, and board alike) still polarized.

he ain't coming back (except for games in another team's uniform) so I'm looking forward.

[The Habitual Fan]

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Nov 2, 2016 6:34:28 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Says who ...

Cheers.

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

I certainly don't hate Subban but I am very glad he is gone. I expected him to be moved but thought for a high end forward or In package but not in a one for one deal with Weber. As much as I like Weber he will eventually cool off a bit but moving Subban and his mistakes is something I would do again tomorrow

[Disgruntled70sHab]

Nov 2, 2016 10:05:01 GMT -5 The Habitual Fan said:

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

I certainly don't hate Subban but I am very glad he is gone. I expected him to be moved but thought for a high end forward or In package but not in a one for one deal with Weber. As much as I like Weber he will eventually cool off a bit but moving Subban and his mistakes is something I would do again tomorrow

Right on ... I respect the opinion ... I've pretty much moved on ... winning solves a lot ... however, this thread was created for anyone wanting discuss the post-trade stuff ... some like the trade, others don't ... it doesn't really matter what side of the fence anyone is on, people should be able to debate in here, on topic, without any darts being thrown at them ...

Cheers.

[Polarice]

Subban was my favorite player, and I was pissed when they traded him. However, like most, I have moved on. I don't care how many goals or assists he gets or how many times he is messing up etc. I wish him the best but like an ex-girlfriend, I don't want anything or hear anything to do with him lol

[Tankdriver]

Nov 2, 2016 9:34:43 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

Yeah, there's a lot of personal feelings on both ends of the spectrum on this one and I suspect there will be for a while yet ... nothing has polarized the fan base more in recent years than this trade ... some defend it, while others attack it (from every angle) ... I saw a Boston Pizza commercial in French that has Subban delivering pizza ... see 'Hey, je me suis ennuyé ("Hey, I got bored") ... I know many fans still miss him ... others are good with him leaving ... it is what it is ...

Cheers.

Just a little correction: It means I missed you.

[Disgruntled70sHab]

Nov 2, 2016 11:10:49 GMT -5 Tankdriver said:

Nov 2, 2016 9:34:43 GMT -5 Disgruntled70sHab said:

Yeah, there's a lot of personal feelings on both ends of the spectrum on this one and I suspect there will be for a while yet ... nothing has polarized the fan base more in recent years than this trade ... some defend it, while others attack it (from every angle) ... I saw a Boston Pizza commercial in French that has Subban delivering pizza ... see 'Hey, je me suis ennuyé ("Hey, I got bored") ... I know many fans still miss him ... others are good with him leaving ... it is what it is ...

Cheers.

Just a little correction: It means I missed you.

Thanks mate ... I put it through the Google translator and this is what came up ...

[frozone]

Nov 2, 2016 10:05:01 GMT -5 The Habitual Fan said:

Nov 2, 2016 8:07:35 GMT -5 frozone said:

Lol! I can't think of a single player in the league who has gotten less of a free pass than Subban.

Even though we're winning the trade, it's impossible for me to feel good about the trade. None of this will ever feel OK until the undeserved hate towards PK disappears.

I certainly don't hate Subban but I am very glad he is gone. I expected him to be moved but thought for a high end forward or In package but not in a one for one deal with Weber. As much as I like Weber he will eventually cool off a bit but moving Subban and his mistakes is something I would do again tomorrow

And yours is definitely an opinion that I respect. Heck, I can even say that I'm feeling really good about this trade. I've got some crow to eat, for sure.

When I talk about hatred towards PK, I'm talking about Tremblay and Langlois. I can't help but wonder why they would go out of their way to share this story of theirs. There's an ugly nmotivation behind it, imo. If the roles were reversed and Weber was struggling out of the gate, I'm pretty sure Nashville wouldn't be taking shots at Weber's character.

[seventeen]

Nov 2, 2016 12:16:38 GMT -5 frozone said:

t this trade. I've got some crow to eat, for sure.

When I talk about hatred towards PK, I'm talking about Tremblay and Langlois. I can't help but wonder why they would go out of their way to share this story of theirs. There's an ugly nmotivation behind it, imo. If the roles were reversed and Weber was struggling out of the gate, I'm pretty sure Nashville wouldn't be taking shots at Weber's character.

No they wouldn't and what you've brought up is what has made me question the trade. Even after Subban's gone, some 'people' can't stop piling on. Mario Tremblay, who chased Patrick Roy out of town, is the last person who should weigh in on PK.

[Gogie]

Player	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM	PPG	PPP	+/-	ATOI	HIT	BLK	TK	GV
Weber	10	4	6	10	8	3	4	+14	25:55	27	21	1	12
Subban	10	2	4	6	8	2	5	-7	24:26	12	26	6	12

                                                    2016-2017 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	SRS*	PP%	PK%
Montreal	10	9	0	1	19	.950	34	3.40	13	1.30	1.94	20.00%	90.00%
Nashville	10	3	5	2	8	.400	26	2.60	31	3.10	-0.85	30.00%	73.53%
League Avg	10	5	4	1	12	.556	29	2.90	29	2.90	0.00	18.58%	81.42%

                                                   2015-2016 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	SRS*	PP%	PK%
Montreal	82	38	38	6	82	.500	216	2.63	233	2.84	-0.18	16.22%	81.89%
Nashville	82	41	27	14	96	.585	224	2.73	213	2.60	0.17	19.69%	81.22%
League Avg	82	41	32	9	91	.556	222	2.71	222	2.71	0.00	18.66	81.34

*SRS - Simple Rating System: a team rating that takes into account avg goal differential and strength
  of schedule.  Expressed in goals above/below avg.  For reference, Washington's SRS for 2015-2016
  was 0.70 (they led the league with 120 pts).  Dallas (with 109 pts) had an SRS of 0.45.

Legend for Player Stats:
GP - Games Played
G - Goals
A - Assists
PTS - Points
PIM - Penalties in Minutes
PPG - Power Play Goals
PPP - Power Play Points
ATOI - Average Time on Ice
HIT - Hits
BLK - Blocked Shots
TK - Take-aways
GV - Give-aways

UPDATED THROUGH GAMES OF NOVEMBER 3

[Tankdriver]

I know this is a Subban/Weber comparison and how right now it looks like Weber is the best player out of the two but comparing it versus the Norris winner:

Drew Doughty: 11GP, 2G, 2A, 4P, =/- -4, 12 PIM, Nashville still got a great player. Stats are just Stats. It doesn't help with the overall picture, and anyone can manipulate them to get the desired result.

[BadCompany]

Nov 4, 2016 8:41:35 GMT -5 Tankdriver said:

I know this is a Subban/Weber comparison and how right now it looks like Weber is the best player out of the two but comparing it versus the Norris winner:

Drew Doughty: 11GP, 2G, 2A, 4P, =/- -4, 12 PIM, Nashville still got a great player. Stats are just Stats. It doesn't help with the overall picture, and anyone can manipulate them to get the desired result.

No doubt. Lies, damned lies, and all that.

It's a long season, and we're just at the beginning of it. I still think Nashville got the better player, both in the short and long term, but as I said that isn't to say that Weber isn't a good player in his own right. The knock on him was his advanced stats (which are still worse than Subban's) but he has undoubtedly had a positive influence on the team. Just as I am sure Subban will eventually have a positive influence on his team. I don't need stats for that...

[Gogie]

I've added a handful of d-men to the table.  Anyone else you'd like to see added?

Player	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM	PPG	PPP	+/-	ATOI	HIT	BLK	TK	GV
Weber	10	4	6	10	8	3	4	+14	25:55	27	21	1	12
Subban	10	2	4	6	8	2	5	-7	24:26	12	26	6	12
Josi	10	2	4	6	4	1	4	-6	24:47	8	16	1	4
Doughty	11	2	2	4	12	0	1	-4	27:53	17	22	0	12
Karlsson	10	3	6	9	4	1	2	6	26:23	6	25	9	12
Burns	11	4	7	11	4	1	3	1	24:05	10	27	4	21
Hedman	11	2	6	8	2	1	5	4	24:21	16	22	6	7

                                                    2016-2017 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	SRS*	PP%	PK%
Montreal	10	9	0	1	19	.950	34	3.40	13	1.30	1.94	20.00%	90.00%
Nashville	10	3	5	2	8	.400	26	2.60	31	3.10	-0.85	30.00%	73.53%
League Avg	10	5	4	1	12	.556	29	2.90	29	2.90	0.00	18.58%	81.42%

                                                   2015-2016 Season

Team	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	PTS%	GF	GFPG	GA	GAPG	SRS*	PP%	PK%
Montreal	82	38	38	6	82	.500	216	2.63	233	2.84	-0.18	16.22%	81.89%
Nashville	82	41	27	14	96	.585	224	2.73	213	2.60	0.17	19.69%	81.22%
League Avg	82	41	32	9	91	.556	222	2.71	222	2.71	0.00	18.66	81.34

*SRS - Simple Rating System: a team rating that takes into account avg goal differential and strength
  of schedule.  Expressed in goals above/below avg.  For reference, Washington's SRS for 2015-2016
  was 0.70 (they led the league with 120 pts).  Dallas (with 109 pts) had an SRS of 0.45.

Legend for Player Stats:
GP - Games Played
G - Goals
A - Assists
PTS - Points
PIM - Penalties in Minutes
PPG - Power Play Goals
PPP - Power Play Points
ATOI - Average Time on Ice
HIT - Hits
BLK - Blocked Shots
TK - Take-aways
GV - Give-aways

UPDATED THROUGH GAMES OF NOVEMBER 3