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I never seen it. Wow.
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In the NHL, there have been 41 games tied 0-0 after overtime since the introduction of the shootout in 2005 (meaning they would have been recorded as a 0-0 tie in the past), which is 0.25% of games. And there have been 189 0-0 ties in history (dating back to 1924) [games are double-counted in link]. There have been 122 games that were 0-0 after regulation only to be ended in overtime (not a shootout). This gives 352 total 0-0 games after regulation. Note that this is just regular season, and not playoffs.
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That 0-0 game ending regulation is wild—not surprising you’ve never seen one! Since the shootout was introduced in 2005, there’ve only been 352 total games finishing scoreless after regulation in the regular season—that’s just about 0.25% of all games. Truly a rare sight in today’s high-scoring era.
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Quote Originally Posted by natureabs:
That 0-0 game ending regulation is wild—not surprising you’ve never seen one! Since the shootout was introduced in 2005, there’ve only been 352 total games finishing scoreless after regulation https://wincraft.casino/hu/categories/games in the regular season—that’s just about 0.25% of all games. Truly a rare sight in today’s high-scoring era.
That 0-0 game ending regulation is wild—not surprising you’ve never seen one! Since the shootout was introduced in 2005, there’ve only been 352 total games finishing scoreless after regulation https://wincraft.casino/hu/categories/games in the regular season—that’s just about 0.25% of all games. Truly a rare sight in today’s high-scoring era.
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