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Ed Moller writes:
>In last night's Hockey East matchup between Northeastern and Boston
>College, BC goaltender Scott Clemmensen made just nine saves over 61:16
>in a 5-4
overtime loss. Think of the questions this raises:
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> 1. What are the fewest saves a goalie made in a losing cause? In
>an overtime game?
> 2. What is the worst save percentage for a single game?
>Clemmensen's last night was 64.3%.
> 3. What is the most goals a team has scored while making the
>fewest shots?
> 4. What is the greatest disparity in saves between two teams?
>NU's Marc Robataille made 32 last night.
> 5. How important is shots on goal? I think that being tested
>throughout a game keeps a goalie sharp, and perhaps Clemmensen never got
>into it.
> 6. Was the Husky offense anemic, or was BC's defense incredibly
>stingy?
> 7. What was the distribution of NU's shots by period? They
>scored 3 goals in the third period and 1 in OT.
> 8. Will I find a more productive means of spending my Sunday
>morning?
>
>--
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Ed: I would have commented on this myself, but despite the fact that I
live less than 15 miles from the Boston Globe printing plant, my Sunday AM
edition had NO box scores of Saturday night games. Pathetic.
Greg Ambrose
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