Also your article about padding stats is dumb. Good players score more goals against bad teams because those teams are easier to score goals on. If they didn't score those goals they wouldn't make the playoffs and they wouldn't be good players.
Lovely to see your site, as I am interested in stats, and do a lot of tracking for a recreational ball hockey league that I run.
I would appreciate you defining some of your stats (perhaps they are defined, but I cannot seem to locate it on your site).
HDSC = high danger scoring chance. I get it, I think, but does this mean:
A breakaway (yes)
A two on one (possibly)
A player with a one-timer from the high slot with no defenceman screening / blocking, even if the shot misses the net (possibly)
A three on two, then one defenceman falls down a the blue line and the rush goes past him (yes)
A scramble in front of the net, with the puck loose right outside the crease and two attackers in the immediate vicinity (possibly)
In my Saturday morning 90 min recreational games of four-on-four ball hockey, I track and email out to all my players after every game, all per player:
wins / losses
goals
assists
PP goals
PP assists
SH goals
SH assists
Game Winning goals
penalty minutes
Plus minus
Shots on net per goaltender
Blocked shots
Faceoffs taken / lost and win %
Shots on net taken per player (and therefore shooting accuracy %)
Takeaways
Cannot think of a stat to add to this, other than perhaps 'shots attempted'.
That's a pretty bold statement. Why should I believe anything you say?
Also your article about padding stats is dumb. Good players score more goals against bad teams because those teams are easier to score goals on. If they didn't score those goals they wouldn't make the playoffs and they wouldn't be good players.
also what's tougher... top line on a bad team or bottom line on a good team
plus, Ovi has played in SE for whole career... he's seeing more bad teams
Lovely to see your site, as I am interested in stats, and do a lot of tracking for a recreational ball hockey league that I run.
I would appreciate you defining some of your stats (perhaps they are defined, but I cannot seem to locate it on your site).
HDSC = high danger scoring chance. I get it, I think, but does this mean:
A breakaway (yes)
A two on one (possibly)
A player with a one-timer from the high slot with no defenceman screening / blocking, even if the shot misses the net (possibly)
A three on two, then one defenceman falls down a the blue line and the rush goes past him (yes)
A scramble in front of the net, with the puck loose right outside the crease and two attackers in the immediate vicinity (possibly)
In my Saturday morning 90 min recreational games of four-on-four ball hockey, I track and email out to all my players after every game, all per player:
wins / losses
goals
assists
PP goals
PP assists
SH goals
SH assists
Game Winning goals
penalty minutes
Plus minus
Shots on net per goaltender
Blocked shots
Faceoffs taken / lost and win %
Shots on net taken per player (and therefore shooting accuracy %)
Takeaways
Cannot think of a stat to add to this, other than perhaps 'shots attempted'.
Excellent work, gentlemen.