The defensive corps of your team is one of the most important aspects (along with goaltending and the offensive portions).  Because the defensive corps is traditionally 1/3rd of the skaters […]

In the above graph, generated from stats.hockeyanalysis.com, we can see Sidney Crosby’s 5v5 Point Production throughout most of his career.  It seems to follow a fairly natural aging curve but […]

The Ottawa Senators recently tried to trade Colin Greening but did not find any suitors.  The team then decided to send Greening down to their AHL farm team, the Binghamton […]

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I–I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference–Robert Frost Lawson Crouse is highly ranked by many individuals […]

As analytics in hockey becomes a larger facet within the sport we are able to challenge notions we previously held as self-evident.  We can analyze scenarios, look at probabilities and […]

NHL Goaltenders are a very interesting subject from an analytics perspective.  Goaltenders are highly effected by shooting percentage, in the short term, which can make an elite goalie look ECHL […]

The longer I have been involved in hockey analytics the more and more I am finding myself interested in looking at the draft, the market inefficiencies and just how poorly […]

Most fans of the Colorado Avalanche know of Adrian Dater.  Dater wrote for the Denver Post and was quite knowledgeable of the latest news and information surrounding the Colorado Avalanche […]

Monte Carlo algorithms are one of my favourite methods for analyzing hockey. I’ve used them previously for my work on this site when we analyze Ondrej Pavelec. A Monte Carlo […]

The Vancouver Canuck’s newest netminder, and current starter, Ryan Miller has entered the 2014-2015 season without much negativity coming out of the Vancouver media. He has played in 75% of […]