Utah Mammoth at Chicago Blackhawks
Recap
written from the game dataThe Chicago Blackhawks beat the Utah Mammoth 3-1. The Blackhawks scored first and never trailed. It was tied 0-0 after two periods. The biggest swing in win probability was Artem Anisimov's goal at 15:13 of the third period, which took the Blackhawks' chances from 52% to 90%. Expected goals favored the Blackhawks, 3.8 to 2.1; shots on goal were ARI 32, CHI 37. With league-average goaltending at both ends, the Blackhawks win a replay of these chances 63% of the time. Scott Wedgewood stopped 34 of 37 (.919); Corey Crawford stopped 31 of 32 (.969), 1.1 goals saved above expected. Three stars: 1. Corey Crawford (31 saves, .969), 2. Patrick Kane (2 A), 3. Artem Anisimov (1 G).
Three stars
- ★C. Crawford31 saves, .969

- ★★P. Kane2 A

- ★★★A. Anisimov1 G

Line score
goals · shots on goal beneathScoring
4 goals3rd period
0-17:36
1-114:02
1-215:13
1-316:58
Penalties
1st
- 5:29
Dylan Strome · Trippingdrawn by Jordan Oesterle2 min
2nd
- 7:50
Duncan Keith · Trippingdrawn by Tobias Rieder2 min
- 15:54
Jason Demers · Trippingdrawn by Nick Schmaltz2 min
Win probability
ours · the whole gameBiggest swing: Artem Anisimov, 3rd 15:13 — 52% → 90%
Shot map
unblocked attempts · size = our xGExpected goals
- 2.11 G
- All situations
- 3 G3.8
- 1.91 G
- Even strength
- 3 G2.8
- 0.20 G
- Power play
- 0 G0.1
Expected goals: the chance each unblocked attempt scores, from our shot model, summed. 93 unblocked attempts.
Deserve to win
on the chances createdFlurry-adjusted xG 2.10 – 2.80
How often each side wins a replay of these chances with league-average goaltending at both ends. Rebounds in a flurry are counted once, so a scramble is not three chances.
Team stats
- 32
- Shots on goal
- 37
- 47%
- Faceoffs
- 53%
- 0/1
- Power play
- 0/2
- 4
- Penalty minutes
- 2
- 30
- Hits
- 22
- 9
- Blocked shots
- 14
- 12
- Giveaways
- 13
- 10
- Takeaways
- 10
Box score
every player line
Season series
Data: NHL. Model: Gridpex (expected goals and win probability built on NHL play-by-play).
