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San Jose Sharks, 2010-11

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Pacific Division, Western Conference Won the Pacific Division Made the playoffs

2010-11 record

Records are wins, then losses, then losses in overtime or a shootout.

Playoff analytics

Regular season Playoffs

Five-on-five, from 18 games, ranked among the 16 playoff teams. Before 2023-24 the NHL timed events less exactly, and differently from rink to rink, so expected goals for this season are rougher than for recent ones. What these numbers mean

Each share is coloured by where it ranks among the 16 playoff teams: green is in the top fifth and red the bottom fifth, with paler shades in between and amber for the middle. Hover over a tile for its percentile. PDO is left plain, since it is neither good nor bad on its own.

Form through the playoffs

Share of expected goals Share of shot attempts

Each point looks back over the last 5 games at five-on-five. Above 50% the team was getting the better of play, below it the worse. The expected goals line counts each chance for what it was worth, and the shot attempts line counts them all alike.

Lines and pairings

The three forwards and the two defencemen who spent the most time on the ice together at five-on-five, and how the team did while they were out: its share of the shot attempts and of the expected goals, and the goals for and against. Time is minutes and seconds across the playoffs.

The two shares are coloured as above, against the league's lines and pairs that played a fair amount together: at least a tenth of the time of the busiest one. Hover over one for its percentile.

Where the shots come from

Every attempt in all situations, with the net being shot at on the right. Darker red means more attempts from that spot. Click a line in a key to see only that kind; Goals marks where each one was scored from.

Playoffs

Round	Opponent	Result
Conference Quarterfinals	Los Angeles Kings	Won 4-2
Conference Semifinals	Detroit Red Wings	Won 4-3
Western Conference Finals	Vancouver Canucks	Lost 1-4

Value for money

What the team got for its cap space in the regular season, counting the players with enough games to be ranked and a known contract. A player's season is worth what teams as a whole paid for one like it, and value is that less his cap hit. A player who changed teams is shared out by the games he played for each. Many contracts from this season are missing, mostly those of players who have since retired, so this is a rough guide only. How value is worked out

Roster

Everyone who played for the team this season, with their stats for it. Colours show where each number ranks in the league, from green (top fifth) to red (bottom fifth). Hover over a number for its percentile.

Cap hit is what a player counts against the salary cap this season. A star beside it means a former team pays part of it, and the amount shown is this team's share. Value is what his season was worth at the going rate, minus his cap hit. It appears once he has played enough to be ranked.

CF% and xGF% are the team's share of the shot attempts and expected goals while he was on the ice at five-on-five. Rating is goals above replacement: the goals he added to his team's goal difference, compared with a spare-part player who played the same minutes. For a player who changed teams, these numbers cover his whole season.

Skater	Pos	GP	G	A	P	+/-	PIM	Shots	Hits	CF%	xGF%	Rating	Cap hit	Value
Patrick Marleau	C	82	37	36	73	-3	16	279	86	53.1	55.0	+7.2	$6.9M	-$3.4M
Joe Thornton	C	80	21	49	70	4	47	149	56	53.8	54.9	+13.7	$7.2M	-$928K
Joe Pavelski	C	74	20	46	66	10	24	282	61	56.9	62.4	+20.3	$4M	+$5.1M
Dany Heatley	L	80	26	38	64	8	56	217	104	52.0	54.7	+7.3
Ryane Clowe	L	75	24	38	62	13	100	185	153	57.3	61.1	+14.5	$3.625M	+$3M
Logan Couture	C	79	32	24	56	18	41	253	60	56.2	60.2	+17.0	$817K	+$6.9M
Dan Boyle	D	76	9	41	50	2	67	199	55	52.9	56.6	+9.3	$6.667M	-$2.2M
Devin Setoguchi	R	72	22	19	41	-2	37	199	138	53.1	56.0	+7.1
Jason Demers	D	75	2	22	24	19	28	105	87	56.4	60.6	+7.6
Torrey Mitchell	C	66	9	14	23	10	46	116	57	58.4	62.0	+7.0	$1.367M	+$2.1M
Marc-Edouard Vlasic	D	80	4	14	18	14	18	116	50	53.9	57.2	+5.3	$3.1M	-$344K
Douglas Murray	D	73	1	13	14	5	44	102	203	52.2	55.5	+3.9
Jamal Mayers	R	78	3	11	14	3	124	62	105	46.5	48.9	-2.3
Kyle Wellwood	C	35	5	8	13	10	0	50	8	59.8	67.0	+7.1
Justin Braun	D	28	2	9	11	-1	2	44	27	55.9	57.8	+2.6
Ian White	D	23	2	8	10	9	8	51	20	51.0	52.2	+2.1
Kent Huskins	D	50	2	8	10	8	12	38	18	55.5	54.4	+0.2
Benn Ferriero	R	33	5	4	9	8	9	56	46	55.3	58.6	+2.4
Niclas Wallin	D	74	3	5	8	0	46	86	99	50.7	53.1	-3.4
Ben Eager	L	34	4	3	7	0	43	43	39	46.0	47.7	-1.4
Scott Nichol	C	56	4	3	7	-3	50	61	114	44.4	45.7	-0.8
Jamie McGinn	L	49	1	5	6	-6	33	63	101	48.5	49.9	-1.1
Derek Joslin	D	17	1	3	4	-2	8	11	19	49.6	50.4	+0.5
John McCarthy	C	37	2	2	4	-8	8	41	28	49.9	50.1	-1.0
Andrew Desjardins	L	17	1	2	3	-1	4	12	34	51.4	54.4	-0.1
Mike Moore	D	6	1	0	1	-1	7	5	4	49.1	41.8	-0.7	$513K
Brandon Mashinter	L	13	0	0	0	-2	17	5	16	49.6	43.1	-0.9
Frazer McLaren	L	9	0	0	0	-1	22	1	6	40.0	51.0	-0.4
Tommy Wingels	C	5	0	0	0	-1	0	1	6	21.9	21.0	-0.1

Goalie	GP	W	L	OTL	SO	Shots against	Saves	Goals against	GAA	Save %	Saved above xG	Rating	Cap hit	Value
Antti Niemi	60	35	18	6	6	1741	1601	140	2.38	0.920	+3.7	+18.3	$2M	+$686K
Antero Niittymaki	24	12	7	3	0	615	551	64	2.71	0.896	-5.3	+0.6
Alex Stalock	1	1	0	0	0	9	9	0	0.00	1.000	+1.0	+1.2

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