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It was just one of those nights. The Panthers did everything right and still lost. They dominated the game like Atlanta was an AHL team and couldn't catch a break. Though the scoreboard showed they lost, Florida was clearly the better team in this game.
Stephen Weiss was back, and though he was sent to the fourth line, he looked like the Stephen Weiss we've come to know and he brought Michael Frolik back from wherever the two had been hanging out during October.
Scoring Chances - Florida vs. Atlanta, 11.3.2010
NHL Game Number 20167
Team Totals, Florida in Red
| Period | Totals | EV | PP | 5v3 PP | SH | 5v3 SH | ||||||
| 1 | 5 | 4 |
5 |
4 |
0 |
0 |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 2 | 8 |
3 |
7 |
3 |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 3 | 10 | 4 | 10 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Totals | 23 | 11 | 22 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
- It was a butt-kicking on the shots board and the scoring chances. Chris Mason was the difference.
Scoring Chances by Period, Time and Game State
Team
Period
Time
Note
FLA
Opponent
FLA
1
14:53
7
18
24
27
29
85
4
19
23
29
36
50
5v5
ATL
1
14:13
7
18
24
27
29
85
3
6
19
23
36
50
5v5
FLA
1
12:40
5
6
9
21
29
67
16
18
33
39
47
50
5v5
FLA
1
10:23
14
19
29
43
52
61
3
6
9
27
50
80
5v5
FLA
1
9:09
7
10
13
24
26
29
9
27
33
39
50
80
5v5
ATL
1
6:24
14
19
29
43
52
61
9
27
33
39
50
80
5v5
ATL
1
6:05
7
10
13
24
26
29
19
23
33
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
1
2:29
18
27
29
43
52
85
16
18
33
39
47
50
5v5
ATL
1
0:06
5
6
10
13
26
29
19
23
33
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
2
18:34
14
19
24
29
43
61
4
8
21
22
29
50
5v5
FLA
2
17:02
5
6
13
27
29
85
3
6
9
27
50
80
5v5
ATL
2
16:32
7
10
13
24
26
29
19
23
33
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
2
13:42
24
26
29
52
85
9
18
22
29
33
50
4v5
FLA
2
11:28
5
7
9
10
29
67
3
6
8
21
27
50
5v5
ATL
2
10:09
18
27
29
43
52
85
3
6
19
23
36
50
5v5
ATL
2
5:49
5
6
14
19
29
61
4
16
18
29
47
50
5v5
FLA
2
4:34
7
21
24
27
29
85
3
6
19
23
36
50
5v5
FLA
2
2:08
6
21
24
27
29
85
3
19
23
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
2
2:07
6
21
24
27
29
85
3
19
23
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
2
0:56
9
10
29
43
52
67
4
9
27
29
50
80
5v5
FLA
3
19:32
7
21
24
27
29
85
19
23
33
36
39
50
5v5
FLA
3
15:38
5
6
9
10
29
67
4
19
23
29
36
50
5v5
FLA
3
15:29
5
6
9
10
29
67
4
19
23
29
36
50
5v5
FLA
3
14:31
7
10
18
24
26
29
16
18
33
39
47
50
5v5
ATL
3
10:02
5
6
14
27
29
85
6
21
22
23
33
50
5v5
ATL
3
8:51
5
6
10
18
26
29
4
16
18
29
47
50
5v5
ATL
3
7:11
6
7
14
19
29
61
3
6
21
22
23
50
5v5
FLA
3
6:02
6
9
10
24
29
67
4
16
18
29
47
50
5v5
FLA
3
4:40
6
18
24
26
29
85
4
21
22
23
39
50
5v5
FLA
3
4:10
6
7
9
10
29
67
16
18
33
39
47
50
5v5
ATL
3
2:21
6
7
9
10
29
67
9
18
33
39
47
50
5v5
FLA
3
1:53
18
24
26
29
43
85
6
21
27
29
50
80
5v5
FLA
3
1:28
10
18
24
26
29
43
21
22
23
33
39
50
5v5
FLA
3
1:26
10
18
24
26
29
43
21
22
23
33
39
50
5v5
- After the two quick goals in the second, Atlanta didn't have a scoring chance for 15 minutes.
Lines and Pairings
Olesz - Matthias - Reinprecht
Booth - Santorelli - Bernier
Stillman - Reasoner - Dvorak
Higgins - Weiss - Frolik
Allen - Wideman
McCabe - Kulikov
Garrison - Weaver
Vokoun
Scoring Chances by Player
#
Player
EV
PP
SH
5
B. ALLEN
16:15
5
4
0:00
0
0
0:36
0
0
6
D. WIDEMAN
21:25
9
6
1:46
0
0
1:25
0
0
7
D. KULIKOV
19:08
7
5
1:12
0
0
0:00
0
0
9
S. WEISS
18:13
7
1
0:48
0
0
0:00
0
0
10
D. BOOTH
19:54
10
5
0:48
0
0
0:00
0
0
13
M. SANTORELLI
8:09
2
3
1:01
0
0
0:28
0
0
14
R. DVORAK
15:04
2
4
0:00
0
0
0:36
0
0
18
S. MATTHIAS
11:56
7
3
0:00
0
0
0:00
0
0
19
M. REASONER
13:57
2
3
0:00
0
0
0:36
0
0
21
C. HIGGINS
10:51
5
0
0:00
0
0
0:28
0
0
24
B. MCCABE
19:15
13
3
0:48
0
0
0:42
1
0
26
S. BERNIER
11:42
6
4
1:12
0
0
0:56
1
0
27
S. REINPRECHT
11:03
7
3
0:00
0
0
0:00
0
0
29
T. VOKOUN
54:43
22
11
2:00
0
0
2:00
1
0
43
M. WEAVER
20:20
7
2
0:00
0
0
0:42
0
0
52
J. GARRISON
15:37
3
2
0:14
0
0
0:35
1
0
61
C. STILLMAN
16:15
2
3
0:48
0
0
0:00
0
0
67
M. FROLIK
17:42
7
1
1:12
0
0
0:00
0
0
85
R. OLESZ
14:31
9
3
0:11
0
0
0:56
1
0
- Now that Weiss is back, Michael Santorelli can slide back to the lower lines and play his defensive game.
- Weiss and Frolik had a dominating night, and if you look at the head-to-head chances below, the bulk of the chances came against Atlanta's second and fourth lines.
Head-to-Head Even Strength Scoring Chances
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