Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Puck Prospectus: Analyzing The Sharks' Defense
http://www.puckprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=216
"One of the downsides of writing about hockey statistics is not necessarily getting to watch all that much hockey. So I decided to watch video of every even-strength goal the San Jose Sharks gave up during the regular season this year."
"One of the downsides of writing about hockey statistics is not necessarily getting to watch all that much hockey. So I decided to watch video of every even-strength goal the San Jose Sharks gave up during the regular season this year."
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// posted by Hawerchuk @ 1:38 PM 
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cool article. did you find the goal videos on nhl.com in an easy-to-access fashion? if so, it'd be cool to have a few other people do this sort of thing for a few other teams. although, it sounds like you felt it wasn't all that worthwhile.
also, that plus-minus-relative-to-teammates stat you have is great, and if i can once again put in a formal suggestion that you add something like that to your site for corsi (just since it seems to be the currently best approximation for scoring chances), that'd be great!
also, that plus-minus-relative-to-teammates stat you have is great, and if i can once again put in a formal suggestion that you add something like that to your site for corsi (just since it seems to be the currently best approximation for scoring chances), that'd be great!
Sunny - your Corsi is on my list!
The videos are relatively easy to access. If you open a team's schedule from its website, there's usually a video link for each game. Most of the time it clips for every goal. Repeatedly viewing the clips seems to make the player crash, but by and large it works.
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The videos are relatively easy to access. If you open a team's schedule from its website, there's usually a video link for each game. Most of the time it clips for every goal. Repeatedly viewing the clips seems to make the player crash, but by and large it works.
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