On schedule breaks - some crosstables

I took a look at how the teams performed one against another depending on the break length. All lengths longer than five were truncated to five, and the back-to-backs are designated as 0-length.

Here's the crosstable for the 2015 season:

#days	0	1	2	3	4	5
0	X	84-90-28	35-38-8	7-6-1	3-7-0	4-2-0
1	118-65-19	X	118-82-27	28-18-9	6-4-1	7-5-0
2	46-29-6	109-95-23	X	15-11-3	5-1-0	2-0-0
3	7-3-4	27-23-5	14-11-4	X	5-4-0	0-1-0
4	7-3-0	5-3-3	1-4-1	4-4-1	X	2-0-0
5	2-2-2	5-4-3	0-2-0	1-0-0	0-2-0	X

And here's the one for the ongoing, 2016 season, in the midst of bye weeks:

#days	0	1	2	3	4	5
0	X	59-48-23	21-23-7	7-3-3	3-0-0	6-3-2
1	71-48-11	X	61-64-21	16-7-3	3-4-0	11-4-0
2	30-13-8	85-44-17	X	5-3-5	0-0-0	1-1-0
3	6-5-2	10-12-4	8-4-1	X	3-1-0	0-0-0
4	0-2-1	4-1-2	0-0-0	1-1-2	X	2-0-0
5	5-5-1	4-9-2	1-0-1	0-0-0	0-2-0	X

It's obvious that the bye weeks are no good for the teams, and NHL should convince the NHLPA to rescind it for 2017/18.

Just for fun, here's the aggregate since 2005, when the ties were abolished:

#days	0	1	2	3	4	5
0	X	1013-1030-285	352-380-104	117-104-26	37-34-10	45-34-11
1	1315-760-253	X	1128-917-284	305-231-67	119-86-24	61-42-7
2	484-267-85	1201-852-276	X	149-103-34	44-24-8	15-10-2
3	130-87-30	298-232-73	137-114-35	X	20-19-1	3-3-1
4	44-32-5	110-87-32	32-34-10	20-9-11	X	6-4-1
5	45-30-15	49-44-17	12-13-2	4-2-1	5-6-0	X

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