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2022-23 Calgary Flames Mid-Season Skater Efficiency Metrics (stats from TopDownHockey, MoneyPuck, & Hockey Reference)



2022-23 Calgary Flames Mid-Season Skater Efficiency Metrics (stats from TopDownHockey, MoneyPuck, & Hockey Reference)

by golfy_m8

11 Comments

  1. CalgaryCheekClapper

    Irrefutable evidence that LOOCH is a bonafide second liner

  2. CaptinDerpI

    This shows that even on the 2nd line, Lucic is hot shit. Pelletier on the 2nd is MUCH better

  3. Appropriate_Shape833

    Mangiapane’s oWAR score compared to his finish score says everything about his season –> just plain bad luck this year. The whole line drives offense, but just can’t get the puck in the net.

  4. raymondcy

    I assume penalties in this case is based on TOI is that correct? or how is that calculated?

  5. treple13

    It’s funny how you can immediately notice faults in the formula. Backlund and Coleman are significantly better than Ritchie. The data shows they are better both at offense and defense than Ritchie. The only thing Ritchie has on them is “finishing” and suddenly he’s at 75% when they are at 38% and 28%. Which is even weirder given they both have more goals than Ritchie. Ritchie getting 2-3 really lucky goals being the difference shows that there’s still something to be tweaked in the formula

    Ritchie being the best finisher on our team after being the last guy to score last season is pretty funny

  6. Straight-Plate-5256

    Ugh the pain of seeing mang, Backlund and Coleman’s finishing % compared to their oWAR… I low-key hope they wait until deep down the stretch for their luck to turn around and then just start piling up points to make up for it 😂😅

    I also don’t want to hear another word about having to play with lucic NOT affecting huberdeau’s play, we would literally be better off paying him his 5M to take the rest of the year off

  7. Joelerific

    Why is Backlunds WAR so low when his oWAR and dWAR are so high?

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