2nd Period
10:30 Jordan Staal - Penalty Drawn +1 Goal For
14:29 Tlusty - Min PK (slashing)
3rd Period
12:30 Harrison - Min PK (tripping) +1 Goal Against
13:19 McBain - Min PK (delay of game) +1 5-on-3 Created, +1 Goal Against
18:46 Peters - Penalty Drawn
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1st Period
01:06 Sutter - Min PK (hooking)
06:45 Jokinen - Min PK (cross checking)
06:48 Gleason - Penalty Drawn +1 PK Ended
19:13 Skinner - Penalty Drawn
2nd Period
13:18 Skinner - Min PK (slashing)
17:21 Sutter - Penalty Drawn
3rd Period
00:42 Tlusty - Penalty Drawn
06:52 Semin - Min PK (high-sticking) +1 Goal Against
19:28 Skinner - Min PK (slashing)
19:35 Harrison - Min PK (cross checking) +1 5-on-3 Created
Interesting numbers for Jokinen (PP goals against), Harrison (penalties taken vs drawn), Skinner (penalties drawn), Gleason (PKs ended by drawing a penalty), Faulk (penalties taken) and Sanguinetti (PP goals for).
Could have sworn I remember Faulk taking a penalty in a recent game. John (or Tripp) made a comment about that being his first one of the year.
In relation to the other statistics, I have a theory (albeit a ridiculous one ):
Jokinen has been less than stellar to start the season. We know it, he knows it, his teammates know it. Thus, when Jokinen adds to that..."usefulness"...by taking a penalty, it becomes difficult for his teammates to get past it. "God, it's bad enough you're not scoring, but now you're putting us down a man...Oh ****, they scored"
On the exact opposite side of the coin, whenever Sanguinetti draws a penalty, his teammates are so surprised that he contributed anything positive to the team, they make a concentrated effort to take advantage on the ensuing PP, because it's such a rare event, you can't pass it up.
So Faulk has the most minutes, but he takes the least amount of penalties of anyone on our active roster, outside of Nash.
He must be a soft Euro.
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Heh, in Faulk's case they're literally unreal. I double-checked his numbers and it turns out I mis-tallied... he has 2, not 1. I'm going to fix that in a sec.
Gleason's numbers are correct. His only outstanding penalty of the season was a tripping minor against the Isles (and they scored on that PP).
2nd Period
11:37 Gleason - Penalty Drawn
17:21 Jordan Staal - Min PK (tripping)
3rd Period
11:50 McBain - Min PK (slashing) +1 Goal Against
12:15 Harrison - Min PK (delay of game) +1 5-on-3 Created, +1 Goal Against
17:02 Westgarth - Penalty Drawn +1 Goal For
1st Period
03:33 Semin - Min PK (cross-checking) +1 Goal Against
03:54 Dwyer - Penalty Drawn +1 PK Ended (technically not, but he deserves credit for it)
2nd Period
none
3rd Period
01:52 Tlusty - Min PK (high-sticking)
10:45 Sanguinetti - Penalty Drawn +1 Goal For
15:36 Eric Staal - Min PK (tripping) +1 Goal Against
2nd Period
04:13 Eric Staal - Penalty Drawn
06:08 Jordan Staal - Penalty Drawn
07:25 Riley Nash - Min PK (tripping) +1 PP Ended, +1 Goal Against
11:09 Ruutu - Min PK (interference)
19:32 Harrison - Min PK (boarding)
3rd Period
12:30 Eric Staal - Min PK (closing hand on puck)
1st Period
07:40 Semin - Penalty Drawn +1 Goal For (I'm 99% sure that the puck went in before PP time expired, even though it officially counted as an ESG. The goal was recorded at exactly 120 seconds after the penalty, and that includes the time it took the timekeeper to stop the clock.)
10:51 Pitkanen - Min PK (high-sticking)
16:27 Pitkanen - Min PK (interference)
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