Advanced stats website with game by game data?

[NotProkofievian]

Are there any? If so, would you be kind enough to share?

Thanks.

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[Doctor No]

"Advanced" is in the eye of the beholder, but I tally game-by-game goalie variability here:

http://www.hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/NHLGameLogs.html

For instance:

http://hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/COL1995.html

 

[NotProkofievian]

"Advanced" is in the eye of the beholder, but I tally game-by-game goalie variability here:

http://www.hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/NHLGameLogs.html

For instance:

http://hockeygoalies.org/bio/nhl/logs/COL1995.html

Cool stuff, thanks.

I'm looking for the more usual ''advanced stats'' like Corsi and Fenwick, though. Specifically for teams, game by game.

The Extra Skater used to do this, but I haven't seen any sites that would have it since.

 

[AgentBrodeur]

war on ice was the best. I think its gone now.

http://stats.hockeyanalysis.com/

and

http://puckalytics.com/

are good.

Im starting my own from a simple angle of performance at http://armchair-coach.com

It will only have people entering for one time as i weed out bugs and create meaningful reports

 

[NotProkofievian]

war on ice was the best. I think its gone now.

http://stats.hockeyanalysis.com/

and

http://puckalytics.com/

are good.

Im starting my own from a simple angle of performance at http://armchair-coach.com

It will only have people entering for one time as i weed out bugs and create meaningful reports

Thanks for these. Sorry, but how do you get puckalytics to display game by game data? So far I can only get it to display averages and season totals.

 

[AgentBrodeur]

Thanks for these. Sorry, but how do you get puckalytics to display game by game data? So far I can only get it to display averages and season totals.

thats the only one i could find.

war on ice i believe had every event possible scrapping from nhl.com (if you can work with the data directly its here http://blog.war-on-ice.com/sharing-is-caring/)

http://www.nicetimeonice.com/ actually used war-on-ice

maybe others will know some sites with archived game event data

 

[Irishguy42]

www.hockeystats.ca is good. Even makes charts and whatnot as the games are in progress.

It doesn't go too in-depth. Just gives basic Corsi/Fenwick/Shift charts/etc. Nothing too advanced in terms of #fancystats.

The other sites listed above have more in-depth material.

 

[NotProkofievian]

Thanks a lot for the sites guys. There's a lot of data available, but it looks like I'll have to either work with the war on ice data myself, or write my own scraping algorithm to get exactly what I want.

 

[eperry]

My site Corsica.Hockey offers game-by-game data via the Custom Query feature for teams, goalies and skaters.

 

[NotProkofievian]

My site Corsica.Hockey offers game-by-game data via the Custom Query feature for teams, goalies and skaters.

Good stuff, Thanks.

 

[Tim Calhoun]

hockey-reference.com has Corsi stats in their Advanced Stats Report section of every game boxscore. The stats are per player, but you can just take the sum of the iCF of every player to get the total Corsis per team.

Example: http://www.hockey-reference.com/boxscores/201510070CGY.html

 

[lumiKone]

corsica.hockey has great stats and is very user-friendly but lacks both the opponents and the game results..

Is there a site where I could download the "advanced" stats including the game result for each game for several past season? Aggregated stats seem easier to find.

If no such site exists in the universe is there a site which has the stats in a scrape-friendly form?

My main interest is building an algorithm for predicting games. First start with something very simple and then later add more advanced stuff in the model.

I have some skills in R and machine learning but I am interested in learning more. Still very unsure if I should build a database or just stick with a "regular" data frame. I have been reading tons (read: tens) of threads here but still have not found a lot of information on building algorithms for predicting games. So tips on that area are also very welcome.

 

[WobblyPop]

Advanced Stats websites

I have used this website too.

http://www.behindthenet.ca/