Monday, March 7, 2011
Looking at the Eastern Race. Again.
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| -- | 3/2/2011 | 3/3/2011 | 3/4/2011 | 3/7/2011 |
| Rangers | 48.9282% | 49.0269% | 48.8780% | 48.7155% |
Canes | 48.7654% | 48.7741% | 48.6289% | 48.4271% |
| Sabres | 49.9605% | 49.9607% | 50.2451% | 49.1055% |
| Maple Leafs | -- | -- | -- | 49.8092% |
| Thrashers | -- | -- | -- | 51.5670% |
| Devils | -- | -- | -- | 48.1680% |
So, if you'd recall, that's calculated by taking their remaining opponents combined total wins, divided by that same number plus total losses and Overtime losses, aka true 500.
I noted this on Twitter; but if you don't follow (how come not?) take note of this. The Devils do currently have the weakest remaining schedule overall...at this point. Over their next 5 contests, their opponents combined win percentage is a mere 37.38%, then over their final 12 games, that number will jump to 52.66% (as it stands now).
But man; poor Thrashers; with 3 contests remaining against Philadelphia (and a matchup with the Canucks); you can see why their number is so much higher than the rest.
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Eastern Playoff Race
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