#26 — Vanek! with a Jurco

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This is the twenty-sixth post of Deke Dangle RPF Anon, a community for all your ice hockey anon meme needs.

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Re: Ask Meme

[(Anonymous)]

Is there a way to find out who someone had as their linemate in junior?

Re: Ask Meme

[(Anonymous)]

Some Google can often find an article that says what the line combos were. I don't know if there's any place or site which keeps actual records for everyone. The OHL site indicates starters for a game I think, so if you look through enough games maybe you can find your guy. Or if you really want to do lot of work, you can see who's assisting who and make a guess.

Re: Ask Meme

[(Anonymous)]

This works for OHL but I have had some trouble getting it to work for the Q. Same principle should apply though.

1) Go to the team website.
2) Find the roster.
3) Change the roster to the relevant year.
4) Find your player.
5) You might have to change the year again and click the "game by game" tab.
6) That will give you a game log. Pick a game.
7) Get to the "scorer's sheet" and that will show you who was on the ice at the time of each goal for and against.
8) Repeat steps 6 and 7 as needed until you have a good feel for who is on the ice together most of the time.

For instance this will show you that Strome and McDavid were not usually line mates at even strength but that they were part of (probably) PP1. McDavid was often with Alex DeBrincat at even strength. Etc.

Re: Ask Meme

[(Anonymous)]

sa

Actually it does work for the Q, I just had a problem getting one specific page to load.

Re: Ask Meme

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, thanks!