NHL Thread

[havok24]

The Toronto Maple Leafs re-signed defenceman Carl Gunnarsson to a three-year, $9.45-million deal Monday, according to Hockey Central insider Nick Kypreos.

 

Very good signing.

[Frag]

A good article on the application of statistics in sports and cognitive biases that exist in people who solely rely on watching the games.

[Laika]

Nonis 5 year extension

 

Because spending 60 million on Tyler Bozak and David Clarkson, and trading for a redundant goalie = good GMing

[The Cats Ass]

Nonis 5 year extension

 

Because spending 60 million on Tyler Bozak and David Clarkson, and trading for a redundant goalie = good GMing

 

He'll just be hid away somewhere in the office in a few years like Burke. In a broom closet or something.

[havok24]

Nonis 5 year extension

 

Because spending 60 million on Tyler Bozak and David Clarkson, and trading for a redundant goalie = good GMing

 

Are you kidding me?

 

 

Dinosaurs running the pro sports scene in Toronto.

[Frag]

Nonis 5 year extension

 

Because spending 60 million on Tyler Bozak and David Clarkson, and trading for a redundant goalie = good GMing

 

Tim Leiweke bringing his LA championship acumen to Toronto!

[Frag]

So, since Steve Burtch did his Shutdown Index over at PPP, I expanded on his study by looking at adjusted overall Corsi. Like him, I adjusted for quality of teammates (TMCF/A20), quality of competition (OppCF/A20), and zone starts (he did DZFO% only, while I included NZFO% since it was also significant). Here are the top/bottom forwards and defencemen with this measure (I'm basically calling it dCorsi/20, which is the sum of SDI or dCA/20 and dCF/20). This is an accumulation of all seasons since 2007-08 and a minimum of 2000 minutes total:

 

Forwards:

 

Top 20:

 

1 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN

2 BERGERON, PATRICE

3 HALL, TAYLOR

4 SEDIN, DANIEL

5 KUNITZ, CHRIS

6 ZHERDEV, NIKOLAI

7 MOSS, DAVID

8 ELIAS, PATRIK

9 PONIKAROVSKY, ALEXEI

10 BERGENHEIM, SEAN

11 GETZLAF, RYAN

12 SEDIN, HENRIK

13 KENNEDY, TYLER

14 PACIORETTY, MAX

15 BOOTH, DAVID

16 HORNQVIST, PATRIC

17 HUNTER, TRENT

18 GRABOVSKI, MIKHAIL

19 EBERLE, JORDAN

20 PERRY, COREY

 

Bottom 20:

 

367 MARCHANT, TODD

368 ADAMS, CRAIG

369 MILLER, DREW

370 KOBASEW, CHUCK

371 STEWART, CHRIS

372 BOZAK, TYLER

373 BROWN, MIKE

374 PISANI, FERNANDO

375 MOREAU, ETHAN

376 MAYERS, JAMAL

377 DRURY, CHRIS

378 ORR, COLTON

379 FILPPULA, VALTTERI

380 SUTTER, BRANDON

381 BERTUZZI, TODD

382 GLASS, TANNER

383 DRAPER, KRIS

384 KORPIKOSKI, LAURI

385 HANDZUS, MICHAL

386 JOHANSSON, MARCUS

 

Defencemen:

 

1 CHARA, ZDENO

2 SUBBAN, P.K.

3 WEBER, SHEA

4 HEDMAN, VICTOR

5 SUTER, RYAN

6 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR

7 MARTIN, PAUL

8 LETANG, KRIS

9 BYFUGLIEN, DUSTIN

10 MEYER, FREDDY

11 HAMHUIS, DAN

12 COBURN, BRAYDON

13 BOYCHUK, JOHNNY

14 NIEDERMAYER, SCOTT

15 PIETRANGELO, ALEX

16 GOLIGOSKI, ALEX

17 DOUGHTY, DREW

18 GREEN, MIKE

19 RANGER, PAUL

20 PRONGER, CHRIS

 

Bottom 20:

 

212 ORPIK, BROOKS

213 ERSKINE, JOHN

214 FINGER, JEFF

215 EMINGER, STEVE

216 HANNAN, SCOTT

217 WEBER, MIKE

218 SKRASTINS, KARLIS

219 PECKHAM, THEO

220 MURRAY, DOUGLAS

221 SALVADOR, BRYCE

222 SOPEL, BRENT

223 EATON, MARK

224 MCKEE, JAY

225 SBISA, LUCA

226 WHITNEY, RYAN

227 MARA, PAUL

228 STUART, BRAD

229 JOHNSON, JACK

230 STRUDWICK, JASON

231 HAVELID, NICLAS

[Frag]

For those interested, here it is at 3000 minutes minimum:

 

Forwards:

 

Top 20:

 

1 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN

2 BERGERON, PATRICE

3 SEDIN, DANIEL

4 KUNITZ, CHRIS

5 MOSS, DAVID

6 ELIAS, PATRIK

7 PONIKAROVSKY, ALEXEI

8 BERGENHEIM, SEAN

9 GETZLAF, RYAN

10 SEDIN, HENRIK

11 KENNEDY, TYLER

12 PACIORETTY, MAX

13 BOOTH, DAVID

14 HORNQVIST, PATRIC

15 GRABOVSKI, MIKHAIL

16 PERRY, COREY

17 KOPITAR, ANZE

18 PENNER, DUSTIN

19 PARISE, ZACH

20 O_REILLY, RYAN

 

Bottom 20:

 

259 MADDEN, JOHN

260 MCCLEMENT, JAY

261 LUPUL, JOFFREY

262 LAPIERRE, MAXIM

263 BURISH, ADAM

264 SYKORA, PETR

265 CAMPBELL, GREGORY

266 MARCHANT, TODD

267 ADAMS, CRAIG

268 MILLER, DREW

269 KOBASEW, CHUCK

270 STEWART, CHRIS

271 BOZAK, TYLER

272 MAYERS, JAMAL

273 DRURY, CHRIS

274 FILPPULA, VALTTERI

275 SUTTER, BRANDON

276 BERTUZZI, TODD

277 KORPIKOSKI, LAURI

278 HANDZUS, MICHAL

 

Defencemen:

 

Top 20:

 

1 CHARA, ZDENO

2 SUBBAN, P.K.

3 WEBER, SHEA

4 HEDMAN, VICTOR

5 SUTER, RYAN

6 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR

7 MARTIN, PAUL

8 LETANG, KRIS

9 BYFUGLIEN, DUSTIN

10 HAMHUIS, DAN

11 COBURN, BRAYDON

12 BOYCHUK, JOHNNY

13 NIEDERMAYER, SCOTT

14 PIETRANGELO, ALEX

15 GOLIGOSKI, ALEX

16 DOUGHTY, DREW

17 GREEN, MIKE

18 PRONGER, CHRIS

19 TYUTIN, FEDOR

20 ROBIDAS, STEPHANE

 

Bottom 20:

 

169 O_BYRNE, RYAN

170 DEL_ZOTTO, MICHAEL

171 FOWLER, CAM

172 BARKER, CAM

173 ERICSSON, JONATHAN

174 OHLUND, MATTIAS

175 SALO, SAMI

176 ORPIK, BROOKS

177 ERSKINE, JOHN

178 EMINGER, STEVE

179 HANNAN, SCOTT

180 SKRASTINS, KARLIS

181 MURRAY, DOUGLAS

182 SALVADOR, BRYCE

183 EATON, MARK

184 SBISA, LUCA

185 WHITNEY, RYAN

186 MARA, PAUL

187 STUART, BRAD

188 JOHNSON, JACK

[Frag]

In fact, I posted a FanPost detailing what I did.

[Laika]

Passes the sniff test with flying colours (i.e., agrees with my preconceived notions of who sucks and who rocks)

[Frag]

Passes the sniff test with flying colours (i.e., agrees with my preconceived notions of who sucks and who rocks)

 

I tried to do a similar study last year with Behind the Net's data, but it didn't pass the smell test for me and others I showed the data to. Their QoT stats don't tease out the player's effects on their teammate's Corsi, which Hockey Analysis did do thankfully.

[GD]

In fact, I posted a FanPost detailing what I did.

 

You need to post more haha. Great f***ing work man. Really good job.

[Frag]

You need to post more haha. Great f***ing work man. Really good job.

 

Thanks!

[Dylan]

"Report: NHL wants expansion team in Seattle"

 

Would be great to have a team in Seattle.. the rivalary with Vancouver would be great. Too bad they aren't moving a struggling team there though.. makes the most sense.

[Frag]

"Report: NHL wants expansion team in Seattle"

 

Would be great to have a team in Seattle.. the rivalary with Vancouver would be great. Too bad they aren't moving a struggling team there though.. makes the most sense.

 

The way the conferences are set up, it'd be difficult to relocate any team not from the East to Seattle.

[Frag]

Passes the sniff test with flying colours (i.e., agrees with my preconceived notions of who sucks and who rocks)

 

Want something even more interesting? I followed up by converting dCorsi into dGD, then determined the differential between dGDwoSH% (SH% and SV% are both league average) and dGDwSH% (Only SV% is league average; player's SH% is multiplied with dCF) which I'll call deltaGD at the moment because I can't think of anything original right now. I got the following for defencemen (>500 TOI):

 

Top 20 (Rank, Name, deltaGD):

 

1 LETANG, KRIS 4.8

2 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR 3.7

3 HEDMAN, VICTOR 3.6

4 GOLIGOSKI, ALEX 2.9

5 KEITH, DUNCAN 2.9

6 CARLE, MATT 2.5

7 CHARA, ZDENO 2.2

8 HAMHUIS, DAN 2.0

9 GREEN, MIKE 2.0

10 GREBESHKOV, DENIS 1.9

11 LIDSTROM, NICKLAS 1.9

12 ROBIDAS, STEPHANE 1.8

13 ENSTROM, TOBIAS 1.5

14 SPACEK, JAROSLAV 1.5

15 RAFALSKI, BRIAN 1.4

16 MONTADOR, STEVE 1.4

17 MEECH, DEREK 1.3

18 FRANSON, CODY 1.3

19 WALLIN, NICLAS 1.3

20 WHITE, IAN 1.3

 

Bottom 20:

 

347 SANGUINETTI, BOBBY -0.8

348 JOVANOVSKI, ED -0.8

349 BOYLE, DAN -0.8

350 VAANANEN, OSSI -0.8

351 SEIDENBERG, DENNIS -0.9

352 COLAIACOVO, CARLO -0.9

353 SAUER, KURT -0.9

354 GIRARDI, DAN -1.0

355 BOYCHUK, JOHNNY -1.0

356 GERVAIS, BRUNO -1.0

357 ZIDLICKY, MAREK -1.0

358 BARRIE, TYSON -1.1

359 HUSKINS, KENT -1.3

360 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD -1.6

361 WHITNEY, RYAN -1.7

362 MARTINEK, RADEK -1.8

363 KARLSSON, ERIK -1.9

364 BEAUCHEMIN, FRANCOIS -2.1

365 MARTINEZ, ALEC -2.1

366 HAVELID, NICLAS -3.4

 

And forwards (>500 TOI):

 

Top 20:

 

1 CROSBY, SIDNEY 16.5

2 SEDIN, HENRIK 11.2

3 SEDIN, DANIEL 9.0

4 OVECHKIN, ALEX 6.7

5 KUNITZ, CHRIS 6.7

6 RYAN, BOBBY 6.4

7 STAMKOS, STEVEN 6.4

8 PERRY, COREY 6.4

9 IVANANS, RAITIS 6.3

10 MALKIN, EVGENI 6.2

11 ST._LOUIS, MARTIN 6.1

12 TOEWS, JONATHAN 5.8

13 GETZLAF, RYAN 5.5

14 HORTON, NATHAN 5.2

15 ADAMS, CRAIG 5.2

16 VORACEK, JAKUB 5.1

17 MOEN, TRAVIS 5.0

18 SPEZZA, JASON 4.9

19 ORR, COLTON 4.6 (LOL)

20 DOWNIE, STEVE 4.4

 

Bottom 20:

 

621 JOHANSSON, MARCUS -1.7

622 KENNEDY, TYLER -1.8

623 GIONTA, BRIAN -1.9

624 CLOWE, RYANE -2.0

625 O_REILLY, RYAN -2.0

626 BERTUZZI, TODD -2.0

627 ZAJAC, TRAVIS -2.2

628 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN -2.2

629 BLAKE, JASON -2.3

630 SANTORELLI, MIKE -2.3

631 TOOTOO, JORDIN -2.3

632 HANZAL, MARTIN -2.4

633 RICHARDSON, BRAD -2.5

634 VEILLEUX, STEPHANE -2.5

635 MOSS, DAVID -2.6

636 WINNIK, DANIEL -2.7

637 WANDELL, TOM -3.7

638 HUNTER, TRENT -4.8

639 BERGENHEIM, SEAN -5.7

640 GOMEZ, SCOTT -8.0

 

What I found interesting, besides Colton Orr being in the top 20 in delta GD, was that there was a wider spread among forwards (Average deltaGD of 0.46) than defencemen (Average deltaGD of 0.08). This could be interpreted as being due to the lower average SH% relative to forwards, which itself is the result of longer shot distances from defencemen.

[Frag]

Just for fun, closest comparables between players based on a combo of dCF20 and dCA20 (07-13 seasons):

 

- Cody Franson - Ryan McDonagh

- Carl Gunnarsson - Marc Staal and Anton Volchenkov

- Dion Phaneuf - Nicklas Lidstrom (age effect to consider)

- David Clarkson - Clarke MacArthur and Dominic Moore

- Dave Bolland - Jiri Tlusty

- Tyler Bozak - Fernando Pisani

- Joffrey Lupul - TJ Hensick?

- Phil Kessel - Rick Nash

 

Extra:

 

- Alex Semin - Marian Hossa

[Frag]

So I applied this stat for defencemen during the 2012-13 season (SSS issues may become more of a problem here, especially in a lockout-shortened season). Who was the best defencemen of the year based on dCorsi? The winner is... Christian Ehrhoff!

 

Top 20 of the year by dCorsi (>50 min TOI):

 

# Player Name dCorsi

1 EHRHOFF, CHRISTIAN 309.4

2 BOYLE, DAN 184.3

3 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR 173.8

4 DILLON, BRENDEN 172.0

5 SCHENN, LUKE 170.5

6 LETANG, KRIS 168.5

7 KOSTKA, MICHAEL 168.3

8 MUZZIN, JAKE 168.1

9 STRALMAN, ANTON 164.4

10 HEDMAN, VICTOR 164.1

11 BRODIE, TJ 160.2

12 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD 155.8

13 TIMONEN, KIMMO 154.7

14 SUBBAN, P.K. 136.9

15 MCDONAGH, RYAN 132.9

16 BRODIN, JONAS 132.4

17 FRANSON, CODY 122.7

18 FRASER, MARK 118.6

19 HICKEY, THOMAS 116.0

20 GOLIGOSKI, ALEX 111.5

[Frag]

Now I feel like the only one posting here, but I updated the spreadsheet. Upped the TOI limit while doing a regression analysis from 50 to 200 min. Improved the R^2 values by quite a bit, especially for CA20 among defencemen (R^2 = 0.52; p < 0.001).

[GD]

Now I feel like the only one posting here

 

You aren't. This is some really impressive stuff.

[Frag]

So I applied this stat for defencemen during the 2012-13 season (SSS issues may become more of a problem here, especially in a lockout-shortened season). Who was the best defencemen of the year based on dCorsi? The winner is... Christian Ehrhoff!

 

Top 20 of the year by dCorsi (>50 min TOI):

 

# Player Name dCorsi

1 EHRHOFF, CHRISTIAN 309.4

2 BOYLE, DAN 184.3

3 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR 173.8

4 DILLON, BRENDEN 172.0

5 SCHENN, LUKE 170.5

6 LETANG, KRIS 168.5

7 KOSTKA, MICHAEL 168.3

8 MUZZIN, JAKE 168.1

9 STRALMAN, ANTON 164.4

10 HEDMAN, VICTOR 164.1

11 BRODIE, TJ 160.2

12 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD 155.8

13 TIMONEN, KIMMO 154.7

14 SUBBAN, P.K. 136.9

15 MCDONAGH, RYAN 132.9

16 BRODIN, JONAS 132.4

17 FRANSON, CODY 122.7

18 FRASER, MARK 118.6

19 HICKEY, THOMAS 116.0

20 GOLIGOSKI, ALEX 111.5

 

Updated:

 

1 EHRHOFF, CHRISTIAN 283.2

2 BOYLE, DAN 170.8

3 DILLON, BRENDEN 169.1

4 KOSTKA, MICHAEL 162.8

5 VISNOVSKY, LUBOMIR 161.4

6 SCHENN, LUKE 160.8

7 HEDMAN, VICTOR 157.5

8 LETANG, KRIS 155.6

9 TIMONEN, KIMMO 150.5

10 VLASIC, MARC-EDOUARD 148.8

11 BRODIE, TJ 144.5

12 MUZZIN, JAKE 143.6

13 STRALMAN, ANTON 138.3

14 MCDONAGH, RYAN 121.5

15 BRODIN, JONAS 120.9

16 SUBBAN, P.K. 112.9

17 GUNNARSSON, CARL 108.3

18 FRASER, MARK 106.9

19 HICKEY, THOMAS 105.1

20 FRANSON, CODY 103.3

 

Also, bottom 20:

 

248 ELLERBY, KEATON -113.1

249 KEITH, DUNCAN -116.2

250 LARSSON, ADAM -116.2

251 MACDONALD, ANDREW -117.9

252 KUBA, FILIP -118.4

253 SUTER, RYAN -123.5

254 REGEHR, ROBYN -124.0

255 HAMONIC, TRAVIS -124.9

256 SEABROOK, BRENT -125.2

257 MURRAY, DOUGLAS -126.2

258 ZANON, GREG -130.4

259 O_BYRNE, RYAN -135.5

260 GRYBA, ERIC -135.6

261 LASHOFF, BRIAN -144.3

262 JACKMAN, BARRET -150.5

263 STUART, BRAD -156.0

264 SALVADOR, BRYCE -175.8

265 ORPIK, BROOKS -187.8

266 DEL_ZOTTO, MICHAEL -199.7

267 SCUDERI, ROB -280.0

[Frag]

Just for fun, closest comparables between players based on a combo of dCF20 and dCA20 (07-13 seasons):

 

- Cody Franson - Ryan McDonagh

- Carl Gunnarsson - Marc Staal and Anton Volchenkov

- Dion Phaneuf - Nicklas Lidstrom (age effect to consider)

- David Clarkson - Clarke MacArthur and Dominic Moore

- Dave Bolland - Jiri Tlusty

- Tyler Bozak - Fernando Pisani

- Joffrey Lupul - TJ Hensick?

- Phil Kessel - Rick Nash

 

Extra:

 

- Alex Semin - Marian Hossa

 

From updated numbers, new comparables:

 

- Cody Franson - Tom Gilbert and Carlo Colaiacovo

- Carl Gunnarsson - Marc Staal and Anton Volchenkov

- Dion Phaneuf - Nicklas Lidstrom (age effect to consider) and Andrei Markov

- David Clarkson - Dominic Moore and Markus Naslund

- Dave Bolland - Mike Fisher

- Tyler Bozak - Gregory Campbell

- Joffrey Lupul - TJ Hensick?

- Phil Kessel - Blake Wheeler and Nathan Horton

- Mikhail Grabovski - Anze Kopitar

- Mark Fraser - Derek Meech

- Nikolai Kulemin - Saku Koivu, Martin Havlat and... Nazem Kadri?

- JVR - JP Dumont, Darren Helm, and Matt Duchene

Edited August 3, 2013 by Frag

[The Cats Ass]

Do these stats take into account what lines the players are playing against?

[Boxcar]

Now I feel like the only one posting here, but I updated the spreadsheet. Upped the TOI limit while doing a regression analysis from 50 to 200 min. Improved the R^2 values by quite a bit, especially for CA20 among defencemen (R^2 = 0.52; p < 0.001).

 

I am trying to follow along but have no f***ing clue what all these abbreviations mean.

[Frag]

Do these stats take into account what lines the players are playing against?

 

Yup.

[Frag]

I am trying to follow along but have no f***ing clue what all these abbreviations mean.

 

CA20 = Corsi Against per 20 minutes

CF20 = Corsi For per 20 minutes

Opp20CF/A = Corsi For/Against of opposition when player not on ice

TMCF/A = Teammates' Corsi For/Against when player not on ice

 

Hope that helps.

[Frag]

Now Steve Burtch found something interesting. When you include TOI into the regression, CF20 for forwards shoots up the R^2 value to 59% (goes up even further if you include OppCF20, which surprised me a bit). The effect isn't seen when you run a regression on CA20, which suggests that coaches have some understanding on utilizing the offensive side of their forwards' game. However, coaches really aren't that good at utilizing the defensive side of their forwards' game.

 

The effect was seen among defencemen CF20 (R^2 up from 54% to 56%), but wasn't as prominent as it was for forwards (up from 55% to 59%).

Edited August 3, 2013 by Frag

[Frag]

I wonder if this finding could be a step towards evaluating roster management by NHL coaches.

[Frag]

Okay now, top 20 forwards last season were (dCorsi alone; no SH% or SV%):

 

1 EBERLE, JORDAN 354.1

2 SEDIN, DANIEL 340.2

3 KOIVU, MIKKO 312.1

4 KESSEL, PHIL 305.5

5 SEDIN, HENRIK 293.0

6 TAVARES, JOHN 281.3

7 HALL, TAYLOR 278.8

8 PARISE, ZACH 265.4

9 LADD, ANDREW 255.0

10 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN 249.3

11 CROSBY, SIDNEY 237.1

12 VORACEK, JAKUB 221.0

13 FOLIGNO, MARCUS 211.4

14 PERRY, COREY 211.0

15 SHORE, DREW 205.8

16 PACIORETTY, MAX 199.3

17 NUGENT-HOPKINS, RYAN 184.6

18 COGLIANO, ANDREW 184.5

19 GRABOVSKI, MIKHAIL 180.3

20 BERGERON, PATRICE 180.3

 

Top 20 in GD if SH% is considered (flawed, but possibly necessary):

 

1 EBERLE, JORDAN 16.4

2 KESSEL, PHIL 16.1

3 CROSBY, SIDNEY 15.7

4 SEDIN, DANIEL 14.7

5 HALL, TAYLOR 14.5

6 SEDIN, HENRIK 13.1

7 LADD, ANDREW 12.8

8 KOIVU, MIKKO 12.2

9 TAVARES, JOHN 12.2

10 WILLIAMS, JUSTIN 10.9

11 PARISE, ZACH 10.8

12 PERRY, COREY 10.5

13 VORACEK, JAKUB 10.5

14 KUNITZ, CHRIS 9.7

15 PACIORETTY, MAX 9.6

16 FOLIGNO, MARCUS 9.1

17 KADRI, NAZEM 8.6

18 STAMKOS, STEVEN 8.3

19 COGLIANO, ANDREW 8.2

20 DUPUIS, PASCAL 8.0

 

Meanwhile, bottom 10 (if SH% of individual player in GD is considered):

 

471 RIBEIRO, MIKE -5.6

472 SUTTER, BRANDON -5.7

473 EMMERTON, CORY -5.9

474 KOVALCHUK, ILYA -6.1

475 NOLAN, JORDAN -6.3

476 STAAL, ERIC -7.7

477 KANE, PATRICK -8.1

478 GIONTA, STEPHEN -8.7

479 BOLLAND, DAVE -9.2

480 TLUSTY, JIRI -9.3

 

Bottom 10 in dCorsi (no SH% or SV%):

 

471 SUTTER, BRANDON -135.2

472 STAAL, ERIC -138.7

473 CAMPBELL, GREGORY -142.6

474 KANE, PATRICK -144.6

475 KOVALCHUK, ILYA -151.5

476 EMMERTON, CORY -160.2

477 NOLAN, JORDAN -166.6

478 GIONTA, STEPHEN -181.0

479 TLUSTY, JIRI -182.6

480 BOLLAND, DAVE -197.9

 

It seems a flaw with this metric is that one season may be too small a sample size to use. Players on good teams will look worse and players on bad team will look better.

[Frag]

Sorry for the barrage of numbers, but I made a mistake while calculating goal differential (with the player's SH%). After correcting the error, the top 20 in the past 6 seasons in delta goal differential (dGD) are:

 

1 SEDIN, HENRIK 133.1

2 SEDIN, DANIEL 123.5

3 CROSBY, SIDNEY 121.3

4 TOEWS, JONATHAN 103.3

5 GETZLAF, RYAN 100.9

6 PERRY, COREY 95.5

7 ST._LOUIS, MARTIN 92.2

8 KUNITZ, CHRIS 90.7

9 DATSYUK, PAVEL 88.9

10 RYAN, BOBBY 82.2

11 OVECHKIN, ALEX 81.4

12 MALKIN, EVGENI 78.5

13 STAMKOS, STEVEN 74.6

14 BACKSTROM, NICKLAS 73.8

15 HORTON, NATHAN 65.3

16 SEMIN, ALEXANDER 65.2

17 THORNTON, JOE 64.7

18 ELIAS, PATRIK 64.5

19 VORACEK, JAKUB 62.3

20 BURROWS, ALEX 59.8

 

Bottom 20:

 

883 MAYERS, JAMAL -34.2

884 JACKMAN, TIM -34.2

885 DRURY, CHRIS -35.0

886 MOREAU, ETHAN -35.3

887 ORR, COLTON -35.5

888 LAPIERRE, MAXIM -36.2

889 PELLEY, RODNEY -36.3

890 GLASS, TANNER -36.5

891 PANDOLFO, JAY -36.9

892 KORPIKOSKI, LAURI -37.4

893 DWYER, PATRICK -37.5

894 DRAPER, KRIS -39.4

895 NYSTROM, ERIC -40.9

896 MARCHANT, TODD -41.2

897 SUTTER, BRANDON -43.2

898 CAMPBELL, GREGORY -43.5

899 THORNTON, SHAWN -45.0

900 ADAMS, CRAIG -49.2

901 HANDZUS, MICHAL -57.5

902 MOEN, TRAVIS -60.2

 

Just a note, a win is marginalized to approximately a 6 goal differential. So, to determine how well these players were above/below average, just divide by 6.