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IceCaps Numbers Recap – February 20th, 2015

By Josh W

Feb 20, 2015, 19:49 ESTUpdated: Invalid DateTime

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Courtesy: StJohnsIceCaps.com

We are back with the St. John’s IceCaps Numbers Recap as we review all the underlying numbers, statistics and news over the last week of play for the Winnipeg Jets’ farm team. It was a crazy week with the IceCaps earning 2 points at home from a massive come back win.

Read past the jump to see what went down!

The Statistics

With a win and a loss in their pocket this week the IceCaps have not seen any giant shifts in their underlying numbers. Their standings in the rankings have fallen slightly as teams are catching up to their games played. The IceCaps shot differential dropped by nearly -30 in the past week causing their Est. Fenwick Close to decrease by nearly a percentage point and their penalty kill was atrocious dropping 1.5% in efficiency and causing the team to drop 5 places in the PK rankings.

Saturday’s 1-3 Loss vs Worcester

[ IceCaps.com Recap ] [ Highlights ] [ Jeffler’s Review ]

With Saturday’s game coming quickly after traveling for multiple days through snowstorms and having a sick goaltender play the effort was not worse than expected. Connor Hellebuyck tied the franchise record for most consecutive starts and newcomer Joel Armia played his first IceCaps game earning 2 shots on goal and a +1. The hardest working player was Julien Brouillette.

Sunday’s 5-4 OT Win vs Worcester

[ IceCaps.com Recap ] [ Highlights ] [ Jeffler’s Review ]

What a crazy game for the IceCaps. Connor Hellebuyck started his 14th consecutive game setting a new franchise record but only played the first two periods where the IceCaps were down 4-0 with 20 minutes left. Olkinuora came in to start the third the the IceCaps scored 4 unanswered goals to tie up the game before scoring in overtime to secure the two points. Hardest working player was Eric O’Dell.

Players

	Name	Pos	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	PIM	PPG	SOG	SoG/G	Sh%
27	Will O’Neill	D	49	9	26	35	-11	33	0.71	118	2.41	7.63%
16	John Albert	C	53	13	21	34	1	18	0.64	115	2.17	11.30%
48	Carl Klingberg	LW	51	15	15	30	0	41	0.59	152	2.98	9.87%
13	Chase Balisy	LW	50	12	18	30	-4	18	0.60	76	1.52	15.79%
33	Joel Armia	RW	35	10	15	25	4	43	0.71	81	2.31	12.35%
14	Eric O’Dell	C	34	12	12	24	-7	30	0.71	99	2.91	12.12%
19	Kyle MacKinnon	C	42	6	18	24	4	22	0.57	70	1.67	8.57%
8	Brenden Kichton	D	42	6	11	17	-14	24	0.40	64	1.52	9.38%
24	Scott Kosmachuk	RW	48	9	6	15	-22	41	0.31	84	1.75	10.71%
25	Blair Riley	RW	47	5	8	13	-6	73	0.28	44	0.94	11.36%
34	JC Lipon	RW	52	1	12	13	-24	108	0.25	94	1.81	1.06%
4	Keaton Ellerby	D	32	3	9	12	-9	26	0.38	49	1.53	6.12%
28	Patrice Cormier	C	26	6	5	11	-7	47	0.42	39	1.50	15.38%
26	Nicolas Blanchard	LW	42	3	8	11	-3	66	0.26	55	1.31	5.45%
15	Jason Jaffray	LW	16	5	5	10	1	10	0.62	25	1.56	20.00%
18	Ben Chiarot	D	24	4	5	9	0	21	0.38	64	2.67	6.25%
49	Julien Brouillette	D	27	3	5	8	1	12	0.30	46	1.70	6.52%
50	Austen Brassard	RW	52	3	5	8	-9	31	0.15	56	1.08	5.36%
7	Kris Fredheim	D	42	2	5	7	-1	16	0.17	43	1.02	4.65%
9	Ryan Olsen	C	43	2	4	6	-18	26	0.14	38	0.88	5.26%
44	Julian Melchiori	D	53	0	5	5	-12	31	0.09	38	0.72	0.00%
21	Ben Walker	RW	26	1	1	2	-11	12	0.08	32	1.23	3.13%
29	Jordan Hill	D	25	0	2	2	-11	19	0.08	16	0.64	0.00%
17	Brandon MacLean	LW	26	0	2	2	-3	8	0.08	37	1.42	0.00%
47	Ryan Parent	D	14	0	1	1	0	6	0.07	9	0.64	0.00%
41	Patrick Holland	RW	9	0	0	0	-2	6	0.00	1	0.11	0.00%

Goalies

	Name	GP	Min	GA	SO	GAA	W	L	OT	SA	SVS	SAV%
1	Connor Hellebuyck	42	2434:53:00	99	5	2.44	22	15	3	1314	1215	0.925
2	Peter Budaj	13	650:05:00	40	0	3.69	0	7	4	345	305	0.884
3	Jussi Olkinuora	3	125:52:00	11	0	5.24	1	1	0	64	53	0.828

Schedules

The schedule this upcoming week isn’t too friendly for the IceCaps as they play a back-to-back-to-back series (massive schedule loss) while on the road and against two teams that are much stronger in terms of possession statistics.