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Old 01-25-2017, 10:36 PM   #35
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Montreal Canadiens Final Stats and Analysis

Montreal Canadiens Analysis



February 11th, 1983




Goals F per Game 2.30 28th
Goals A per Game 2.72 15th
Shots F per Game 27 26th
Shots A per Game 32 22nd
PP % 13.4% 26th
PK % 86.1% 3rd
FO % 51.1% 7th
Shots Blocked 913 12th
Hits 1357 9th



Final 1982-83 Season




Goals F per Game 2.38 27th
Goals A per Game 2.54 11th
Shots F per Game 27 25th
Shots A per Game 30 13th
PP % 15.2% 19th
PK % 87.0% 3rd
FO % 51.0% 8th
Shots Blocked 1203 12th
Hits 1867 2nd

The Canadiens had modest improvements in pretty much all areas in the final 22 games despite missing some players to injury. Hopefully by going 13-8-1 in the final 22 games will bode well with a better start to the 1983-84 season. We finished 5 points out of a playoff spot, as the last wild card team had 88. I am thinking with the some youthful development and another good season from G Wilf Nestor, we can be a playoff team next season.

Goalies Age Wins Losses T/OL SO GAA SV%
Nestor, Wilf 28 33 26 8 7 2.36 0.919
Mertel, Stefan 30 4 7 1 0 2.57 0.913
Zadina, Tomas 20 0 3 0 0 4.35 0.896

After having a terrible start to the season, Wilf Nestor had a great finish. Nestor should provide Montreal with solid goaltending for years, hopefully the youthful defense and offense will start to develop.

Defenseman Age GP Goals Assists Points PIMs +/-
Harper, Jonathan 32 82 16 31 47 28 -12
Engstrom, Dennis 32 82 6 18 24 50 0
Duclos, Tyler 21 72 8 15 23 95 -10
Lambright, Lance 29 77 5 18 23 36 -7
Babin, Chris 34 72 5 17 22 34 2
Badura, Tomas 21 47 3 10 13 16 16
Steinberg, Kevin 25 25 1 4 5 6 2
Svec, Jakub 20 24 2 3 5 4 0
Breuer, Oscar 31 11 1 0 1 2 -9

The Canadiens had pretty much a injury free season with the defensive core. I expect we will have 3 defensemen in the fold that will be 22 or under next season.

Forwards Age GP Goals Assists Points PIMs +/-
Callander, Riley 27 80 38 32 70 73 8
x- Spencer, Bryce 21 85 25 30 55 89 5
Berry, Zach 36 82 15 39 54 50 6
Kramar, Josef 20 80 17 24 41 77 -4
Hebert, Samuel 21 78 7 27 34 58 -10
Kaminsky, Quincy 39 61 9 18 27 35 15
Blaney, Ralph 33 72 13 9 22 14 -6
Hendriksson, Robert 21 70 8 11 19 10 -12
Archer, Ben 21 45 8 8 16 30 -3
Walsh, Andrew 20 53 7 9 16 45 -7
Wolf, Filip 36 82 3 13 16 26 -8
Axelsson, Jakob 20 55 4 4 8 18 -7
Brueggeman, Cory 20 32 1 4 5 2 -3
McFatridge, Eric 21 32 2 3 5 12 8
Kozlov, Andrey 33 21 3 0 3 6 -4
Laureano, Brayden 20 21 1 2 3 2 -2
Martin, Kevin 29 23 2 1 3 10 -2
Fleury, Samuel 20 26 0 1 1 24 0
Gustavsson, Elias 34 10 1 0 1 4 -1

The Canadiens did have significant injuries to Quincy Kaminsky and Ben Archer in the later part of the season. We did make a trade sending C Herman Hedberg to Anaheim for C Bryce Spencer. Spencer had 6 goals and 18 points in 22 games centering the 2nd line.
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