The Noon Number
by PeterMacKellar on Jan 13, 2012 12:00 PM EST
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0 - The number of shorthanded goals against the Bruins have allowed this year, which leaves them as the only NHL team not to give up a man down goal.
In contrast, the New Jersey Devils have allowed 12 shorthanded goals on 148 power play attempts. Put another way, New Jersey is giving up a goal on 8.1 percent of their power play opportunities. Maybe Shawn Thornton has already circled the Bruins/Devils game on January 19 for his next display of skill.
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