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Francois Dion

While the PP in on a good trajectory, how about the #PK? It is crucial to the #Canadiens. It was 1st in atlantic division of #nhl at 81.4% when I calculated on Saturday.

When the #habs give 2 or more goals during penalties, they lose. One exception this season was on Feb 4, where they gave the #Sharks 2 PP goals, but Armia scored a shortie late in the third, so technically the PK was -1, not -2.

Now let's see what happens this week... #hnom #hockey #gohabsgo #montreal #statistics #analytics

bar chart of opportunitied against in penalty kill, split into penalty time goal against (in red) below zero and penalty killed successfully (in blue) above zero. Exception on Feb 27 where they had 0 minute of penalty, so no PK. The PK units have done well since the 4 nations face off return, except against Seattle where they gave 2 goals, leading to an overtime loss. Historically this season, they haven't done too well against the Kraken or Toronto (and that one game against the Ranger on Nov 30th).
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Armenia’s actions tell another story byteseu.com/835064/ #analytics #Armenia #Azerbaijan #AzerNews #Baku #BreakingNews #BusinessNews #CompanyNews #economy #FinancialNews #OilAndGasNews #Politics #RepublicOfArmenia #SOCAR #Turkey #WorldNews

Bytes Europe · Armenia’s actions tell another storyArmenia appears to believe that a peace treaty can be signed without first fulfilling Azerbaijan’s key demands. This assumption stems from reports suggesting that negotiations on the text of the agreement between Baku and Yerevan are nearing completion. However, Azerbaijan does not seek merely a symbolic document—it demands real guarantees for lasting peace. One of the most crucial conditions remains Armenia’s constitutional amendments, specifically the removal of territorial claims against Azerbaijan. Without this, any peace agreement will be fragile at best. If Armenia retains its territorial ambitions within its legal framework, the risk of renewed hostilities in the coming years
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