Columbus Blue Jackets leave San Jose frustrated: 3 takeaways
Looking at expected goals, the Blue Jackets finished with an edge of 4.68 expected goals to 1.41 for the Sharks at even strength, which is a 76.9% share. Including expected goals in all situations, it becomes a whopping 70.8% margin favoring Columbus (5.36 to 2.21).
Blue Jackets fall in OT to San Jose’s Alex Wennberg, who’s still on Columbus’ payroll
Alexander Wennberg weaved through three Blue Jackets and scored at 3:11 of overtime to send the San Jose Sharks to a 2-1 win over the Blue Jackets before an announced crowd of 10,376 in SAP Center. But it was the Jackets’ inability to beat Sharks goaltender Vítek Vaněček that was most frustrating.
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Sportico released their yearly NHL Franchise Valuations today, and the Columbus Blue Jackets are in an all too familiar spot - The bottom. The Blue Jackets now rank 32 of 32 in terms of ...
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The Blue Jackets gave up 13 goals in their last two games, but the coach and players are adamant they know where they went wrong.
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