Points Percentage Division Standings
Points Percentage League Standings
ProPuck Wizard is the premiere mobile app for analyzing and understanding team performance trends in the NHL. Through its advanced statistics and innovative data presentation techniques, ProPuck Wizard quickly provides you with the hockey data you need, when you need it, where you need it.
Key features, many unavailable elsewhere, include:
Statistics for regular season and playoffs
Track team performance and standings by Points, Points Percentage and Momentum
Track standings changes for last day and week
Schedule analysis and comparison against other teams
Travel analysis and comparison against other teams
Rest analysis and comparison against other teams
Final points and playoff entry prediction using multiple estimators
Home/away/aggregate record analysis by team, division, conference and league
Per-period goal scoring analysis by team, division, conference and league
Goal type analysis (even strength, power-play, short-handed) by team, division, conference and league
Expected goal modeling by team, division, conference and league
Special teams analysis by team, division, conference and league
Detailed, time-based special teams and penalty analysis by team, division, conference and league
Shot attempt stats: SAT (Corsi) and USAT (Fenwick) for different scoring situations by team, division, conference and league
Shooting analysis (shots, shooting, save percentages and PDO) by team, division, conference and league
Goal scoring histograms by team, division, conference and league
Head-to-Head performance analysis vs. teams, conferences and league
Opponent count tracking for each team
Draft lottery probabilities and simulator
Interactive standings trend, scoring, scoring frequency, SAT, xGoals history and attendance graphs for each team
Complete game match-up analysis (past and future)
Playoff match-up analysis
Quick team navigation to access your favorite team's data
Complete home/away/aggregate game results in easy-to-use, customizable, color-coded format
Regulation, overtime, shootout wins and losses identified in game results
Statistical summaries for each team
Full schedule for all teams plus schedule updater
Save individual games or entire team schedules to your calendar
Arena and network television information for each game
Tailor schedule display for your favorite teams
Display game times in your time zone and language
Daily statistical updates for entire 2021-22 regular season and playoffs
Complete Help and User Guide
The ProPuck Wizard compute servers process NHL game results nightly and make the data available to you overnight through the ProPuck Wizard mobile app.
After startup, the scores and standings changes from the previous day are displayed. Teams that have changed their standings position are highlighted. This includes the previous standing, new standing and the change in position. Upward moves are shown in green, downward moves in red. Teams that have changed their standings position over the past week are highlighted in the same way.
During the playoffs, scores from the previous day and the information for each series in the current round are shown. For each conference, the first group shows the series that changed the previous day, the next group shows the other active series, and the third group shows the series which have completed.
Once you have finished reviewing this information, tap the Done button on the top left of the screen to proceed.
This screen shows the next game for each of your favorite teams. Tap a team logo to view the matchup for that game. Tap the text area for the game to save the game to your calendar.
Teams are selected in the Teams table in the Set Up menu which is part of the More tab. Games are shown in chronological order, with the closest game first. Only one game per selected team is shown.
The badge on the My Teams icon shows the number of games that your favorite teams are playing today.
After startup, this shows all games scheduled today. Tap a team logo to view the matchup for that game. Tap the text area for the game to save the game to your calendar.
The left and right arrows on the navigation bar move forward and backward in time to view games scheduled in the future or in the past. Left and right swipes in the schedule area will also move forward and backward. Days without games scheduled are skipped.
To display the games on a given date, tap the Date button. Set the date as desired then tap the Set button. To return to today's games, tap the Today button. Tapping the Clear button followed by the Set button will also set the date back to today. Dates can only be set between the first and last games of the season.
The badge on the Schedule icon shows the number of games scheduled on the date displayed. On startup, it shows the number of games scheduled today. If the season has not started yet, it shows the number of games on the first day of the season.
Any game can be saved to your calendar by tapping the text area for the game. Any previous version of the game already in your calendar will be replaced.
If you define a calendar called “NHL Games”, games will be stored in that calendar rather than in your default calendar. This will allow you to manage the games in your calendar more effectively.
In iOS 6, a new privacy setting was added to control access to your calendar. This setting must be on if you want to save games. The first time you save a game, iOS will ask for access. You may need to repeat the save operation afterwards.
The TV information for the game along with a link to the matchup for the game is saved.
The matchup information for any game (past or future) can be viewed by tapping either of the team logos for that game. See Game Matchups for details on the information presented.
This redisplays the scores and standings change info shown on startup. During the playoffs, scores from the previous day and the information for each series in the current round are shown. See Last Results.
This displays the team standings for each conference using the standard NHL sort order (points and division leaders) and tie-breaking rules.
Separate Standings statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs. Standings are sorted by wins for each conference during the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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G |
Total games played (sum of W, L, and O) |
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W |
Total number of wins, including regulation, overtime and shoot-out wins |
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RO |
Total number of regulation and overtime losses. |
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L |
Total number of regulation losses |
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O |
Total number of overtime and shoot-out losses |
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P |
Total points (2 per win, 1 per overtime or shoot-out loss). Shown in green when the team is in a playoff position and in red when the team is out of a playoff position. |
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% |
Points Percentage (see below). Shown in green when higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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M |
Momentum (see below). Shown in green when higher than than the points percentage, red when lower, blue when equal. |
Also shown are the division, conference and league records (points and Points Percentage). Divisions and conferences are sorted by points (highest to lowest).
Points and Points Percentages for a division are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the division is higher than the conference average and red when below. Points and Points Percentages for a conference are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the conference is higher than the league average and red when below.
Eastern Conference divisions (Atlantic and Metropolitan) are shown in blue while Western Conference divisions (Pacific and Central) are shown in purple.
This displays the standings for each conference sorted by Points Percentage and division structure for each team in the conference. The teams in each division with the highest Points Percentage are seeded 1-2 as in the NHL standings. This representation of the standings presents a truer view of relative team performance as it completely factors in the number of games played by each team, which the normal standings do not due to huge disparities in the number of games played by each team during the course of the season.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the team standings for each division using the standard NHL sort order (points and division leaders) and tie-breaking rules. Also shown are the wildcard positions for each conference. Since regulation + overtime wins is a key standings tiebreaker, it is also shown.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for each division sorted by Points Percentage in the conference. Also shown are the wildcard positions for each conference.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the team standings for the entire league using the standard NHL sort order and tie-breaking rules (i.e., points).
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for the entire league sorted by Points Percentage.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for the entire league sorted by 3-points Points Percentage.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for each conference where a total of 3 points per game is awarded. In this system, regulation wins are awarded 3 points, overtime and shootout wins 2 points, overtime and shootout losses 1 point, and regulation losses 0 points. The total points, points percentage and momentum values are recalculated using this allocation. Results are sorted by 3-point Points Percentage and division structure for each team in the conference. The teams in each division with the highest 3-point Points Percentage are seeded 1-2.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for each division sorted by 3-point Points Percentage in the conference. Also shown are the wildcard positions for each conference.
This is available for the regular season only.
See legend.
This displays the standings for each conference sorted by Points Percentage value for each team in the conference. Use this to determine which teams have the best records in the conference.
Separate Points Percentage statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
See legend.
This is a more accurate measure for comparison of teams than points as it factors in the number of games played, which the standard NHL points-based standings do not (except when points are equal). For example, consider team A with a record of 10-3-4 and team B with a record of 11-3-1. Team A has 24 points vs. 23 for Team B but Team B’s Points Percentage is better at 0.767 vs. Team A at 0.706.
Points Percentage is calculated based on the total number of points divided by the total points available (i.e., 2x the number of games played) and is a decimal value ranging from 0 to 1.000.
Also shown are the division, conference and league records (points and Points Percentage). Divisions and conferences are sorted by Points Percentage (highest to lowest).
Points and Points Percentages for a division are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the division is higher than the conference average and red when below. Points and Points Percentages for a conference are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the conference is higher than the league average and red when below.
Eastern Conference divisions (Atlantic and Metropolitan) are shown in blue while Western Conference divisions (Pacific and Central) are shown in purple.
This displays the standings for each conference sorted by Momentum value for each team in the conference. Use this to determine which teams are hot and which teams are not.
Separate Momentum statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs. Momentum values are reset at the start of the playoffs.
See legend.
Momentum is calculated using a proprietary formula based on a team’s performance over the last 10 games. More recent games are weighted highest, while the oldest games in the 10-game period are weighted lowest. Momentum can shift significantly in value over a short stretch of games, especially with consecutive wins or losses.
Momentum is a decimal value ranging from 0 to 1.000. When the team's Momentum value is higher than its Points Percentage, the team is playing better than normal so the value is shown in green. When the Momentum value is lower than the Points Percentage, the team is playing worse than normal so the value is shown in red. When equal, it is shown in blue. Look for teams with both Points Percentage and Momentum shown in green to find the hottest teams in the league.
Also shown are the division, conference and league records (points and Points Percentage). Divisions and conferences are sorted by Points Percentage (highest to lowest).
Points and Points Percentages for a division are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the division is higher than the conference average and red when below. Points and Points Percentages for a conference are shown in green when the Points Percentage for the conference is higher than the league average and red when below.
Eastern Conference divisions (Atlantic and Metropolitan) are shown in blue while Western Conference divisions (Pacific and Central) are shown in purple.
This analyzes the remaining schedule for each team in each conference.
This is available during the regular season only.
Detailed schedule analysis for each individual team can also be viewed using Team Schedule Analysis.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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R |
Number of games remaining. Shown in green when the team has more games remaining than the conference average, red when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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H |
Home games. Shown in green when the team has more home games remaining than the conference average, red when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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A |
Away games. Shown in red when the team has more away games remaining than the conference average, green when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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D |
Division games. Shown in green when the team has more games remaining within its own division than the conference average, red when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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C |
Conference games. Shown in green when the team has more games remaining within its own conference than the conference average, red when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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P |
Playoff position team games. Shown in red when the team has more games remaining against teams in a playoff position than the conference average, green when the team has less, blue when equal. |
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T% |
Average opponent Points Percentage to date. This measures the overall difficulty of the schedule based on games played. Shown in green when the average is lower than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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R% |
Average opponent Points Percentage for remaining games in the schedule. This measures the overall difficulty of the schedule based on all remaining games. Shown in green when the average is lower than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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5% |
Average opponent Points Percentage for next 5 games in the schedule. This shows when a team is about to play an easier or more difficult stretch of games. Shown in green when the average is lower than the remaining game average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
Also shown are the division, conference and league totals for the above except the 5-game average.
This analyzes the distances travelled by each team in each conference. Distances, time zone changes and number of back-to-back games are computed. Data is shown for the entire season as well as the remaining season.
This is available during the regular season only.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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km |
Distance in kilometers. Shown in green when the team has less travel than the conference average, red when the team has more, blue when equal. |
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miles |
Distance in miles. Shown in green when the team has less travel than the conference average, red when the team has more, blue when equal. |
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hr |
Time zone changes in hours. Shown in green when the team has fewer time zone changes than the conference average, red when the team has more, blue when equal. |
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bb |
Number of back-to-back games. Shown in red when the team has more back-to-back games remaining than the conference average, green when the team has less, blue when equal. |
Also shown are the division, conference and league averages for the above.
This estimates the end-of-season points for each team in each conference based on several different measures. Also shown are which teams are predicted to make the playoffs and which are not. Tie-breakers are not considered in the calculations except for the conference point standings.
This is available during the regular season only.
Due to the division realignment introduced in the 2013-14 season, there are different ways that teams can make the playoffs so there can be multiple sets of blue (tied) numbers shown. For example, this can happen when one set of teams is tied for third place in a division while another set of teams is tied for the last wildcard position.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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R |
Number of games remaining. |
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P |
Current points. Shown in green when the team is in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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F |
This forecast assumes that the team's current Points Percentage is maintained until the end of the season. The remaining schedule and teams are not part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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H |
Head-To-Head (see below). This forecast is based on the team's performance against each other team that it has played. The remaining schedule and the teams to be played are part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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M |
Momentum (see below). This forecast is based on the team's Momentum relative to the Momentum of the teams to be played. The remaining schedule and the teams to be played are part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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G |
Goals-For Percentage (see below). This forecast is based on the team's Goals-For Percentage relative to the Goals-For Percentage of the teams to be played. The remaining schedule and the teams to be played are part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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xG |
Expected Goals-For Percentage (see below). This forecast is based on the team's Expected Goals-For Percentage relative to the Expected Goals-For Percentage of the teams to be played. The remaining schedule and the teams to be played are part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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% |
Points Percentage (see below). This forecast is based on the team's home/away Points Percentage relative to the away/home Points Percentage of the teams to be played. The remaining schedule and the teams to be played are part of this calculation. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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A |
Average This is the weighted average of the Head-To-Head, Momentum, Goals-For, Expected Goals-For and Points Percentage forecasts. The weighting of the different inputs changes as the season progresses. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
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U |
Maximum This is the maximum number of points the team can obtain at the end of the season with no losses in its remaining games. Shown in green when the team is forecast to be in a playoff position, red when out of a playoff position, blue when tied for the last playoff position. |
The Draft Lottery data consists of 3 sections:
Reverse team standings table showing the teams currently eligible for the lottery (i.e., out of the playoffs based on points).
Draft order simulator. This will run the draft lottery simulator once and show the resulting draft order.
Overall draft probabilities simulator. This will run the lottery simulator many times and show the probabilities of picking in different positions based on the reverse standings.
The reverse standings table shows the standing data as describe in Standings as well as the following info:
The draft order simulator table shows the following info:
The overall probabilities simulator shows the probabilities of each team picking in a given position based on the reverse order standings. The likeliest position is shown in green, the least likely in red and all others in blue. Positions shown as “-” are impossible.
This displays the standings for each conference sorted by Points Percentage value at home for each team in the conference. Use this to determine which teams in the conference perform best at home.
Separate Home statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
See legend.
The values displayed for G, W, L, O, %, M are all calculated as above except the data includes home games only.
The division, conference and league data are all calculated as above except the data includes home games only. The data is sorted by home Points Percentage.
This displays the standings for each conference sorted by Points Percentage value at home for each team in the conference. Use this to determine which teams in the conference perform best on the road.
Separate Away statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
See legend.
The values displayed for G, W, L, O, %, M are all calculated as above except the data includes away games only.
The division, conference and league data are all calculated as above except the data includes away games only. The data is sorted by away Points Percentage.
The NHL schedule is unbalanced and teams do not play the same number of games against each other team. Thus, if a team is in a weak division, the points and Points Percentage metrics can be inflated due to the lower calibre of competition in that division. Similarly, a team may look worse than it really is if it plays in a stronger division.
The Head-To-Head metric is used to measure a team’s performance against other teams in the league. Differences in schedule and opponents are normalized out resulting in a uniform metric that can be used to fairly compare teams in different divisions or conferences. It is the best metric to show how good a team really is when compared to another.
This is available for the regular season only.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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# |
Number of unique opponents (up to 29) the team has faced. |
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vs. NHL |
Team's Head-to-Head record against the entire NHL. Shown in green when a team’s record is lower than the team's conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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vs. East |
Team's Head-to-Head record against the Eastern Conference. Shown in green when a team’s record is lower than the team's conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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vs. West |
Team's Head-to-Head record against the Western Conference. Shown in green when a team’s record is lower than the team's conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
The results are sorted by Head-To-Head record against the league. Also shown is the number of unique opponents each team has played. Higher numbers here improve the accuracy of all of the team performance indicators.
The Head-To-Head records for each division and conference are also shown. Head-To-Head for a division is shown in green when it is higher than the conference average, red when below and blue when equal. Head-To-Head for a conference is shown in green when it is higher than the league average, red when below and blue when equal.
Head-To-Head is a decimal value ranging from 0 to 1.000.
This measures how different amounts of rest between games affect team performance. The team data is sorted by points standings position. Separate Rest statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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0, 1, 2, 3+ |
Number of days of rest between games. Back-to-back games have 0 days of rest. 3+ means 3 or more days of rest. The first game of the season for a team is counted as 3+ days of rest. |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. Playoff pairings are color-coded: 1-8 blue, 2-7 purple, 3-6 gray, 4-5 brown. Teams out of playoffs (i.e., in position 9 or lower) are shown in red. Teams with home ice advantage in round 1 are underlined. |
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# |
Number of games played with the specified days of rest. Shown in green when the team played more games with the specified days of rest than the conference average, red when the team has played less, blue when equal. |
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% |
Points Percentage achieved with the specified days of rest. Shown in green when the average is lower than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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F |
Goals scored by team with the specified days of rest. Shown in green when a team has scored higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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A |
Goals scored against team with the specified days of rest. Shown in green when a team has allowed fewer goals than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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D |
Goal differential (i.e., F-A) for team with the specified days of rest. Shown in green when a team has scored more goals than it has allowed, red when lower, blue when equal. |
This keeps track of goal scoring in each period. The team data is sorted by points standings position.
Separate Goal statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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F |
Goals scored for team. Shown in green when a team has scored higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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A |
Goals scored against team. Shown in green when a team has allowed fewer goals than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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D |
Goal differential (i.e., F-A). Shown in green when a team has scored more goals than it has allowed, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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% |
Goals-for percentage (i.e., F/(F+A). Shown in green when a team’s percentage is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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1, 2, 3 |
Period. Tracks scoring in each period. |
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O |
Total number of overtime goals. Shown in green when the differential is positive, red when negative, blue when equal. These values also count the number of overtime wins and losses. |
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S |
Total number of shoot-out goals. Shown in green when the differential is positive, red when negative, blue when equal. These values also count the number of shoot-out wins and losses. |
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T |
Total goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
This keeps track of goal scoring of each type: even strength (5 on 5, 4 on 4, 3 on 3), power play, short-handed and empty net/penalty shot. This shows how the different types of situations contribute to a team's offense or defense. The goal differential numbers allow comparison of the team's performance on its power play vs. its penalty kill or its performance regarding short-handed goals for and against. The team data is sorted by points standings position.
Note that EN goals may also be counted as PP or PK goals so the sum of the individual goal types may not equal the shown total value.
Separate Goal statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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F |
Goals scored for team. Shown in green when a team has scored higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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A |
Goals scored against team. Shown in green when a team has allowed fewer goals than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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D |
Goal differential (i.e., F-A). Shown in green when a team has scored more goals than it has allowed, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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T |
Total goals (i.e., F+A). Shown in green when a team's total goals is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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5-5 |
5-on-5 goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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EV |
Even-strength goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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PP |
Power-play goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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SH |
Short-handed goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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EN |
Empty net and penalty shot goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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T |
Total goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
This is the output of a predictive model that analyzes all goals and shots from all positions on the ice to determine a league-wide shooting percentage for each position on the ice. A team's specific shot distribution is fed into the model to determine how many goals it “should” score or allow based on the positions of the shots actually taken by the team.
A high “expected goals for” number indicates that the team is taking shots from higher danger positions and thus should score more often. A low “expected goals for” number indicates that the shots are being taken from less dangerous positions. When this number is compared to the actual goals scored by the team, it indicates how good the team is at finishing chances from those positions.
A high “expected goals against” number for indicates that the team is allowing its opponents to take shots from more dangerous positions and thus should be scored against more often. A low “expected goals against” number indicates that the team is allowing its opponents to take shots from less dangerous positions and thus should be scored against less often. When this number is compared to the actual goals scored against the team, it indicates how good the team is at stopping shots from those positions (i.e., goaltending).
Also shown are the shot attempts (Corsi), unblocked shot attempts (Fenwick) and shots on goal for and against per game.
Data here is compiled for all manpower situations, not just 5-on-5.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
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F |
Goals/shot attempts for team per game. Shown in green when a team has scored higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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A |
Goals/shot attempts against team per game. Shown in green when a team has allowed fewer goals than the conference average, red when higher, blue when equal. |
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D |
Goals/shot attempts differential (i.e., F-A) per game. Shown in green when a team has scored more goals than it has allowed, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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T |
Total goals (i.e., F+A) per game. Shown in green when a team's total goals is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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SAT |
Shot attempts in all situations per game (Corsi). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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USAT |
Unblocked shot attempts in all situations per game (Fenwick). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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SOG |
Shots on goal in all situations per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
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G |
Goals per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
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xG |
Expected goals per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
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xGD |
Expected goal differential (i.e., xG – G) per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal.
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This measures the effectiveness of the power play, penalty kill and even strength play (5 on 5, 4 on 4, 3 on 3).
The averages for each division and conference are also shown. The average for a division is shown in green when it is higher than the conference average, red when below and blue when equal. The average for a conference is shown in green when it is higher than the league average, red when below and blue when equal.
Separate Special Teams statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
PP |
Power play success percentage (i.e., number of power play goals scored per power play opportunity). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
PK |
Penalty kill success percentage (i.e., number of penalties successfully killed per penalty kill opportunity). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
T |
Total of power play and penalty kill percentages. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
EV |
Ratio of goals scored at even strength to goals scored against at even strength. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
This provides detailed power play and penalty kill statistics. Use this to determine the number and duration of penalties, power play and penalty kill situations per game as well as the time effectiveness of the special teams.
The averages for each division and conference are also shown. The average for a division is shown in green when it is higher than the conference average, red when below and blue when equal. The average for a conference is shown in green when it is higher than the league average, red when below and blue when equal.
Separate Special Teams statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
|
Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
PP |
Power play. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
PK |
Penalty kill. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
D |
Difference between power play and penalty kill. Shown in green when the difference is positive, red when negative, blue when equal. |
|
# |
Average number of power plays or penalty kills per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
m |
Average time spent on power plays or penalty kills per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
m/G |
Average time per goal while on power play or penalty kill per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
Mn |
Average number of minor penalties taken per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
Mj |
Average number of major penalties taken per game. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
This measures shooting and save percentages in 5-on-5 non-5-on-5 and overall situations. Non-5-on-5 situations include power play, penalty kill, 4-on-4 and 3-on-3 situations.
The percentages for each division and conference are also shown. The percentage for a division is shown in green when it is higher than the conference average, red when below and blue when equal. The percentage for a conference is shown in green when it is higher than the league average, red when below and blue when equal.
Separate Shooting statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
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Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
5/5 |
5-on-5. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
-5/5 |
Non 5-on-5. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
T |
Total. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
F |
Average number of shots for. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
A |
Average number of shots against. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
D |
Difference between shots for and shots against. Shown in green when the difference is positive, red when negative, blue when equal. |
|
% |
SF / (SF + SA) in per cent. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
SH% |
Shooting percentage in per cent. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
|
SV% |
Save percentage in per cent. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
|
PDO |
Sum of SH% and SV% (x10). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
This measures shot attempts taken in different 5-on-5 score situations: ahead, behind, tied, close and total. Close is defined as when the teams are within one goal (1st and 2nd periods) or tied (3rd period). SAT (commonly referred to as Corsi) and USAT (commonly referred to as Fenwick) are believed to be approximate measures of puck possession. The difference between SAT and USAT is the number of shot attempts blocked by the opposing team.
The percentages for each division and conference are also shown. The percentage for a division is shown in green when it is higher than the conference average, red when below and blue when equal. The percentage for a conference is shown in green when it is higher than the league average, red when below and blue when equal.
Separate Shooting statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
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Name |
Description |
|
Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
SAT |
Shot attempts taken per game (Corsi). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
USAT |
Unblocked shot attempts taken per game (Fenwick). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
Ahd |
Ahead |
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Bhd |
Behind |
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Td |
Tied |
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Cls |
Close |
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Tot |
Total. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
F |
Average number of shots attempts for. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
A |
Average number of shots attempts against. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
D |
Difference between shot attempts for and shot attempts against. Shown in green when the difference is positive, red when negative, blue when equal. |
|
T |
Total number of shots attempts for + against (i.e., F + A). Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
% |
F / (F + A) in per cent. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
This provides a histogram of the number times a given number of goals were scored for and against a given team, and the associated differentials.
Separate Scoring statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
|
Name |
Description |
|
Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
F |
For. Counts the number of times the team scored a given number of goals, including regulation, overtime and shoot-out goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower. blue when equal. |
|
A |
Against. Counts the number of times opponents scored a given number of goals, including regulation, overtime and shoot-out goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower. blue when equal. |
|
T |
Total. Counts the number of times the team + opponent scored a given number of goals, including regulation, overtime and shoot-out goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower. blue when equal. |
|
+ |
Positive goal differential. Counts the number of times the team won by a given number of goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is higher than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
- |
Negative goal differential. Counts the number of times the team lost by a given number of goals. Shown in green when a team’s average is lower than the conference average, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
D |
Difference between + and – for a given number of goals. Shown in green when a team’s difference count is positive, red when negative, blue when zero. |
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0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
Number of times the given number of goals have been scored. |
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8 |
Number of times 8 or more goals have been scored. |
Examples:
|
Row Label |
Column Label |
Value |
Meaning |
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F |
2 |
12 |
Team has scored 2 goals in 12 games |
|
F |
0 |
1 |
Team has been shut out once |
|
A |
6 |
3 |
Team has scored 6 goals or more in 3 games |
|
A |
0 |
5 |
Team has shut out opponents 5 times |
|
T |
5 |
4 |
Total of 5 goals has been scored (team + opponent) 4 times |
|
+ |
1 |
9 |
Team has won by 1 goal 9 times |
|
- |
2 |
6 |
Team has lost by 2 goals 6 times |
|
D |
3 |
2 |
Team has lost by 3 goals in 2 more games than it has won. |
This is an extremely powerful table that clearly illustrates a team’s strengths and weaknesses on offense or defense.
Good defensive teams will have higher values in the 1-3 goal range, and lower values in the 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8+ ranges, with a single peak. Strong goaltending will show up in the A0 entry. Weaker defensive teams may have multiple peaks in the A row.
Strong offensive teams will have low values in F0 entry, and have higher values in the 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8+ ranges. Multiple peaks in the F row could indicate an inconsistent attack, or possibly a team that takes advantage of weaker opponents by scoring frequently against them. Weaker teams may have high values in A0, indicating they are often shut out.
The D row is a key indicator of a team’s performance. There should be a green peak at D1-D2, and then a quick tail-off. Ideally, all of the D entries will be green. Many believe that the single-goal won/loss difference (D1) is a key indicator of a team’s performance. Red values are bad.
This shows the matchup data for the game for these two teams. For present or future games, current stats info is used in the matchup. For games in the past, stats info as it existed prior to the game is used.
Playoff stats data is used during the playoffs.
The information shown includes:
Standings, Points Percentage and Momentum for each team.
Home record for the home team and away record for the away team.
Head-To-Head records for each team vs. each conference and the league.
Head-To-Head records for each team against each other.
Rest, Goals By Period, Goals By Type, Special Teams, Penalties, Shooting, Expected Goals, Shot Attempts and Scoring info for each team.
Travel and rest information for each team. The time change can be positive (team travelled west) or negative (team travelled east).
Last 5 game results for each team.
The summary table at the top shows key performance metrics for each team and the associated win probability based on each metric:
Head-To-Head records for each team against the other.
Points Percentage and Momentum for each team.
Home record for the home team and away record for the away team.
Goals-For Percentage for each team.
Expected-Goals-For Percentage for each team.
Shots-For Percentage for each team.
SAT Total Percentage for each team.
Head-To-Head records for each team vs. the league.
Rest performance for each team.
Average of above metrics (except team head-to-head).
The higher stat and probability is shown in green, the lower in red and blue when the same.
During the regular season, this shows the regular season matchup data for the four playoff pairings in each conference. During the playoffs, this shows the playoff matchup data for the playoff pairings in the current round. This includes data from the current series plus any previous series.
The information shown includes:
Standings, Points Percentage and Momentum for each team.
Head-To-Head records for each team vs. each conference and the league.
Head-To-Head records for each team against each other.
Goals By Period, Goals By Type, Special Teams, Penalties, Shooting, Expected Goals, Shot Attempts and Scoring info for each team.
During the playoffs, this shows the regular season matchup data for the playoff pairings in the current round.
The information shown includes:
Standings, Points Percentage and Momentum for each team.
Head-To-Head records for each team vs. each conference and the league.
Head-To-Head records for each team against each other.
Goals By Period, Goals By Type, Special Teams, Penalties, Shooting, Expected Goals, Shot Attempts and Scoring info for each team.
The team order can be customized by tapping the Edit button at the top left. Teams can be moved up or down in the list by tapping the icon to the right of the team name and sliding the row into the desired position. When you are happy with the order, tap the Done button on the top left. Your order will be saved and then used whenever you select the Team Stats tab.
You can reset the team order alphabetically by tapping Reset when in Edit mode.
During the playoffs, you can use this feature to group the teams that are playing each other so you can navigate quickly to the appropriate data for a series.
After selecting any option in the Options menu, a tool bar with left arrow and right arrow buttons allows quick navigation to the next team’s data without returning to the previous screen. Left and right swipes will also move to the next team's data. You can navigate back to the original team by tapping the team logo on the top right of the navigation bar.
For example, selecting Detroit in the Team Stats menu followed by Trends will show Detroit’s trend graph. By then tapping the right arrow you can quickly display the next team’s trend graph, and quickly cycle through the other teams of interest. This can be done for any of the items in the Option menu. Tapping the left arrow will move backwards through the team list. Tapping the “DET” logo at the top right will bring you back to the Detroit trend graph.
This displays the team information from the Standings, Home, Away, Head-To-Head, Goals By Period, Goals By Type, Special Teams, Penalties, Shooting, Expected Goals, Shot Attempts, Scoring, Schedule Analysis, Travel Analysis and Standings Prediction league info. Also shown are the results from the team's last 5 games.
Separate Summary statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
This shows a team’s game result record in reverse chronological order with the most recent game at the top and the oldest game at the bottom.
Separate game results are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
|
Name |
Description |
|
Team |
Name of team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
RW |
Regulation win, shown in green. |
|
RL |
Regulation loss, shown in red. |
|
OW |
Overtime win, shown in green. |
|
OL |
Overtime loss, shown in blue. |
|
SW |
Shoot-out win, shown in green. |
|
SL |
Shoot-out loss, shown in blue. |
A summary table of the team's record for the last 10, 20, 30 games and season to date is presented at the top.
|
Name |
Description |
|
Last |
Number of games (10, 20, 30 or season to date). |
|
W |
Total number of wins. Shown in green when higher than the season average, in red when lower, in blue when the same. |
|
ROW |
Regulation + overtime wins. Shown in green when higher than the season average, in red when lower, in blue when the same. |
|
SOW |
Shoot-out wins. Shown in green when higher than the season average, in red when lower, in blue when the same. |
|
RL |
Regulation losses. Shown in green when lower than the season average, in red when higher, in blue when the same. |
|
OL |
Overtime losses. Shown in green when lower than the season average, in red when higher, in blue when the same. |
|
SOL |
Shoot-out losses. Shown in green when lower than the season average, in red when higher, in blue when the same. |
|
% |
Points percentage. Shown in green when higher than the season average, in red when lower, in blue when the same. |
This shows a team’s home result record. See legend.
This is available for the regular season only.
This shows a team’s away result record. See legend.
This is available for the regular season only.
This shows the trend lines for a team’s daily performance over the season. The x-axis shows opponents played during that period.
|
Name |
Meaning |
|
ST |
Position in conference points standings. |
|
% |
Position in conference Points Percentage ranking. |
|
M |
Position in conference Momentum ranking. |
|
F |
Goals for in that game. |
|
A |
Goals against in that game. |
This is an extremely powerful tool to understand, at a glance, how a team has been performing against the other teams in its conference. In particular, the Momentum trend line will show how a team has been heating up, cooling down, or treading water.
If a team's Standings line is above its Points % line, the team is playing worse than its record. Similarly, a team with its Points % line above the Standings line means the team is playing better than it appears. When the Momentum line is above or below the Points % or Standings lines, the team will likely make a move up or down soon.
Touching a legend will highlight the trend line for that stat. Touching a data point will show the point's values.
This shows the trend lines for a team’s Expected Goals performance over the season. The x-axis shows opponents played during that period. See Expected Goals for further details.
|
Name |
Meaning |
|
xGF |
Expected goals for in that game for all situations. |
|
GF |
|
|
xGA |
Expected goals against in that game for all situations. |
|
GA |
Goals against in that game for all situations. |
|
SATF |
|
|
SATA |
Shot attempts against in that game for all situations. |
|
10G xGF% |
|
|
10G GF% |
GF% average over last ten games. For the playoffs, the average is taken over five games. |
Touching a legend will highlight the trend line for that stat. Touching a data point will show the point's values
This shows the trend lines for a team’s 5-on-5 shot attempt/possession performance over the season. The x-axis shows opponents played during that period. See Shot Attempts for further details.
|
Name |
Meaning |
|
SATF |
|
|
SATA |
Shot attempts against in that game. |
|
SAT |
|
|
USAT |
Cumulative net USAT. |
Touching a legend will highlight the trend line for that stat. Touching a data point will show the point's values.
This plots the team's scoring information as described in Scoring.
This shows the trend lines for a team’s daily performance over the season. The x-axis shows opponents played during that period.
|
Name |
Meaning |
|
F |
Goals scored by team during that minute. |
|
A |
Goals scored against team during that minute. |
|
League |
Average goals scored in league during that minute. |
|
Cumulative |
Cumulative goals scored up that minute for team. |
Touching a legend will highlight the trend line for that stat. Touching a data point will show the point's values.
This shows the trend lines for a team’s home attendance over the season. The x-axis shows opponents played during that period.
|
Name |
Meaning |
|
Att |
Attendance for that game |
|
Avg |
Average attendance up to and including that game. |
|
F |
Goals for in that game. |
|
A |
Goals against in that game. |
Touching a legend will highlight the trend line for that stat. Touching a data point will show the point's values.
This shows a team’s detailed performance against each other team in the league that it has played.
Separate Head-To-Head statistics are computed for the regular season and the playoffs.
|
Name |
Description |
|
Opponent |
Name of opposing team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
G |
Total games played against opponent |
|
W |
Total number of wins against opponent, including regulation, overtime and shoot-out wins |
|
L |
Total number of regulation losses against opponent |
|
O |
Total number of overtime and shoot-out losses against opponent |
|
P |
Total points (2 per win, 1 per overtime or shoot-out loss). Shown in green when points percentage is higher than .500, red when lower, blue when equal. |
|
F |
Goals scored for team against opponent. Shown in green when higher than the team's average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
|
A |
Goals scored against team by opponent. Shown in green when higher than the team's average, red when lower, blue when equal. By NHL convention, shoot-out goals are not included in totals. |
|
D |
Goal differential against opponent. Shown in green when positive, red when negative, blue when zero. |
|
% |
Points Percentage against opponent. Shown in green when higher than .500, red when lower, blue when equal. |
This shows the number of regular season games (remaining or entire season) against each team in the league for the selected team.
This is available during the regular season only.
|
Name |
Description |
|
Opponent |
Name of opposing team. Position in conference points standings shown in superscript. See playoff pairing info for color coding description. |
|
H |
Home games vs opponent. Shown in green for 3 or more games, blue for 1-2 games, red for no games. |
|
A |
Away games vs opponent. Shown in green for 3 or more games, blue for 1-2 games, red for no games. |
|
T |
Total number of games vs. opponent. Shown in green for 3 or more games, blue for 1-2 games, red for no games. |
Also shown are how many games a team plays against each division, conference and the league overall. The season totals are shown in green for 10 or more games, blue for 1-9 games, red for no games. The remaining game totals are shown in green for more than half of the season games, blue for less than half of the season games, red for no games.
This shows the regular season and playoff games (remaining or entire season) for the selected team. Tap a team logo to view the matchup for that game. Tap the text area for the game to save the game to your calendar. Tap the + button to save the team's schedule to your calendar.
Tapping the + button in either team schedule screen will save that part of the team's schedule to your calendar. Note that this may put up to 82 games in the calendar. Any previous version of any game will be replaced. If you define a calendar called “NHL Games”, games will be stored in that calendar rather than in your default calendar. This will allow you to manage the games in your calendar more effectively.
In iOS 6, a new privacy setting was added to control access to your calendar. This setting must be on if you want to save games. The first time you save a game, iOS will ask for access. You may need to repeat the save operation afterwards.
The save operation can be cancelled by tapping the Cancel button and no games will be added to your calendar.
This screen is used to select the teams to track in the My Teams tab. Tap the desired team name and a checkmark will appear. Tap it again to make the checkmark disappear and to remove it from the My Teams tab.
This screen is used to update the league schedule used in the app. Tap the Update button to download and activate the latest schedule. If any problem with the schedule update process occurs, you can reset the schedule to the default version delivered with the app by tapping the Reset button.
The date on which the active schedule was generated is displayed.
This is intended to allow people with color-impaired vision to change the red, green and blue colors used in the stats data. Spin the color wheels to select each of the substitute colors then tap Save. Tap Current to show the current saved colors. Tap Reset to save and use the default red, green and blue colors.
Graph and documentation colors are not customizable.
Use My Time Zone
When this is off, game times are shown for Eastern Time along with the time zone of the home team, if different. By turning this on, game times are shown in the time zone as set in your device, along with the time zone of the home team, if different.
Game times and dates are shown according to the format set in the Region Format field for your device. This will show dates in French, Swedish, Finnish, etc.
Use Metric Distances
Set this to ON to show distances in kilometers rather than miles.
An abbreviated legend is available in each stats page by tapping any horizontal heading row in the page. For example, tapping any of the “1 2 3 O S T” rows in the “Goals by Period” stats page will display the legend for that page. Tap anywhere other than the heading row or legend to make the legend disappear.
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