We at RMNB are using this space to track some notable and noteworthy numbers in the world of the Washington Capitals. It’s an idea we thought of.
In today’s episode: Jay Beagle makes the opponent pay.
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69
The number of hits from Jay Beagle during the regular season.
That’s the biggest total from Beagle in three years. Beagle also found a way to escape violence, limiting opponents to just 45 hits on him by not having the puck much actually.
And so ends this stupid, stupid series that was a waste of everyone’s time and nothing you say will change my mind.
By the way, here are some more numbers:
- 69 – era-adjusted points scored by John Carlson this season
- 69 – takeaways by Brett Connolly is in his career
- 69% – share of 5v5 goals belonging to the Caps in the playoffs when Christian Djoos was on the ice
- .69 – points scored per game by TJ Oshie since he joined the Capitals
- 69 – shot attempts by Matt Niskanen in the playoffs
- 69 – shot attempts by Michal Kempny in the playoffs
- 69 – number of era-adjusted points scored by John Carlson this season
- 69 – number of takeaways by Brett Connolly is in his career
- 69% – share of 5v5 goals belonging to the Caps in the playoffs when Christian Djoos was on the ice
- .69 – number of points scored per game by TJ Oshie since he joined the Capitals
- 69 – number of shot attempts by Matt Niskanen in the playoffs
- 69 – number of shot attempts by Michal Kempny in the playoffs
- .69 – number of penalties drawn by Evgeny Kuznetsov per hour in the regular season
- .69 – number of penalties drawn by Alex Ovechkin per hour in the regular season
- .69 -penalties drawn by Evgeny Kuznetsov per hour in the regular season
- .69 -penalties drawn by Alex Ovechkin per hour in the regular season
Okay now I’m really done.
