2015 Offseason Fantasy Look: San Jose & Colorado

Doran Libin

2015-05-04

JoeThornton

 

The offseason fantasy hockey analysis of the San Jose Sharks and Colorado Avalanche

San Jose

San Jose underwent a 'rebuild' of sorts before this season, which amounted to the ineffectual alienation of its two star veterans and the depletion of the bottom six. The results were pretty much what should have been expected; fewer goals, fewer wins and the playoffs missed. This took Sharks from a dominating possession team that outshot its opponents by an average of seven shots each game to a middle of the pack team. With the lesser bottom six they took three fewer shots per game and gave up two extra shots per game, resulting in an extra 35 goals against. They would have scored a lot less if their power play had not picked up the slack, as they became one of the best power plays in the league clicking at a 21.6% clip.

Top Skater Views

  Players Team
CHARLE-EDOUARD D'ASTOUS T.B
VIKTOR ARVIDSSON DET
BERKLY CATTON SEA
EMMITT FINNIE DET
JOEL FARABEE CGY

Top Goalie Profile Views

  Players Team
CONNOR HELLEBUYCK N.J
JACOB FOWLER MTL
STUART SKINNER WPG
DEVIN COOLEY CGY
TRISTAN JARRY EDM

LINE COMBOS

  Frequency NYR Players
23.4 J.T. MILLER TYE KARTYE OLIVER BJORKSTRAND
22.2 MIKA ZIBANEJAD GABE PERREAULT ALEXIS LAFRENIERE
17.7 NOAH LABA PAVEL DOROFEYEV WILL CUYLLE

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