The Thursday-Saturday Trend
by hockeyjenn on Dec 20, 2008 1:41 PM EST
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I was looking at the Pens game schedule today and I noticed that the Pens have a love relationship with Thursdays.
I am sure I was not the first to notice this love. The only wins for the Penguins so far this month have been on Thursdays. Also, every game they played on a Thursday in November got them two points.
I also noticed that they have yet to win on a Saturday this month.
Let's hope that they break the trend of only winning on Thursdays this month when they face the Leafs tonight!
I also noticed that the last time the Pens played the Leafs it was a 4-1 W on a Saturday. Every game they play against the Leafs this season will be on a Saturday. I am all for them starting a new trend of beating the Leafs on Saturdays. Who am I kidding? I just hope that the Pens continue their old trend of dominating the Leafs at the Igloo(40-29-7)!
You may be thinking that I have too much time on my hands. You may be right!
GO PENS!!
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Wow Jenn…that’s some pretty awesome analysis. Too much time? Perhaps, but I definitely have to give you props for this one.
That Thursday thing really boggles my mind…
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by FrankD on Dec 20, 2008 10:12 PM EST reply actions 0 recs
Thanks Frank…too bad the Saturday losing trend in December wasn’t broken.
by hockeyjenn on Dec 21, 2008 12:37 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
Well we have one more shot against the Habs next weekend. They pulled off a dramatic win tonight but maybe we can teach ’em a lesson post-Christmas. Although, once again, the Pens will skate into that one after playing in NJ the night before. The good ol back-to-back strikes again.
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by FrankD on Dec 21, 2008 12:42 AM EST up reply actions 0 recs
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