Marvin Posted July 8, 2019 Report Share Posted July 8, 2019 (edited) These are the fun stats, where we can measure greatness and incompetence. Many of these have obvious variations which I will not bother to enumerate here. Team Devastation Rating (good teams): Team Goal Differential / League Average Goal Differential Team Devastated Rating (bad teams): League Average Goal Differential / Team Goal Differential Individual Player Presence (think of this as "lone wolf" situations): rate of stat when player is on the ice / team's rate of stat without that player on the ice. So when you see that the Sabres' numbers all congregate in a tiny area near "BAD" on a chart with either Vladimir Sobotka or Tage Thompson, but they players' performance away from those two go all over the bloody map, you know they suck. Conversely, you get a very good idea of how much better the team has been with the addition of Jeff Skinner. You also find out how disastrous the Scandella-Ristolainen defence pair was. Without each-other on the ice, Scandella was at least a #6-8 D-man and Risto was in the #3-5 range. Put them together and you have, um, magic, I guess. Prorated Scoring seasons: Adjust goals and assists in all seasons to put all of the individual and team stats onto a uniform scale against the NHL historical average. Until the DPE, this was 1972-3. Now the historical average is 2006-7. Edited July 8, 2019 by E4 ... Ke2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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