NYR 5–2 PIT Final · W
Rangers/Schedule/Recap Thu, May 5, 2022 · 2021-22 playoffs
New York Rangers
NYR · 1-1
5–2
FinalW
Pittsburgh Penguins
PIT · 1-1
1ST2ND3RDT NYR 11421729540 PIT 111114016241 goals · shots on goal
Game 2 — the series is tied 1–1
NYR 1-1 · PIT 1-1 · Game 2 — the series is tied 1–1

Rangers beat the Penguins

The Rangers were outchanced (4.2 to 3.5 expected goals) but won 5–2 anyway. Igor Shesterkin stopped 2.2 more goals than an average goalie would have.

Who had the better chances

The Penguins created the better chances: 4.2 expected goals to 3.5, on 41 and 40 shots on goal.

NYR 3.5 xG · 40 shots PIT 4.2 xG · 41 shots
0
1
2
3
4
1st 0.9 · 0.9
2nd 1.8 · 1.7
3rd · the swing 0.9 · 1.7
Tap a numbered goal to see how it happened.
Deserve to winReplay this game 100 times with average goalies and the Rangers win 41.
NYR 41%PIT 59%

Goals and penalties

7 goals · 0 penalties
← Rangers shoot this way Penguins shoot this way →
On net Missed Bigger = better chance 1Goal, numbered to the list
1st period
1
06:50 Andrew Copp
Artemi Panarin, Justin Braun · snap shot, a good chance (17%)
1–0
2
Marcus Pettersson, Sidney Crosby · slap shot, a good chance (18%)
1–1
2nd period
3
02:59 Ryan Strome PP
Adam Fox, Artemi Panarin · tip in shot, a good chance (13%)
2–1
4
12:06 Chris Kreider GWG
Frank Vatrano, K'Andre Miller · tip in shot, a low-percentage shot (7%) that found a way in
3–1
5
Bryan Rust, Mike Matheson · wrist shot on a rebound, a good chance (25%)
3–2
3rd period
6
Frank Vatrano, K'Andre Miller · deflected shot, a good chance (15%)
4–2
7
Braden Schneider · wrist shot off the rush, a low-percentage shot (5%) that found a way in
5–2
No penalties
Goaltending
+2.2
vs expected
39/41 saves · 2 GA · 4.2 xGA Stopped 2.2 more goals than an average goalie would have.
−1.5
vs expected
35/40 saves · 5 GA · 3.5 xGA Allowed 1.5 more goals than expected from the shots he faced.
Team NYRPIT
Shots on goal
40
41
Expected goals
3.5
4.2
Hits
0
0
Blocks
0
0
Power play
1/0
0/0
Penalty minutes
0
0